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You're speedrunning repeating every mistake Sun made with JVM sandboxing, congratulations.
by creshal 3y ago
You're speedrunning repeating every mistake Sun made with JVM sandboxing, congratulations.
- omnicognate 3y agoCan you expand on that? As written it's just a jeer.
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- titzer 3y agoThis is a super unhelpful comment, but I'll respond. I worked on several JVM projects going back almost 20 years. No, we aren't. One principal sin the JVM made is that the JDK initially had no modular structure, and everything it needed to do natively was done in the JVM with native methods, because it had to be; the JVM was the only system with the privileges to do syscalls. As a result, the JDK was only really complete on about 2 VMs. With WALI, syscalls and all logic to implement higher-level APIs moves up, out of the engine. Engines can be complete and run an entire stack with no special support. If you could resist the urge for snarky, dismissive comments we could have a more productive discussion.