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You are thinking about "Virtual Machines" in a more philosophical/abstract sense. Here the definition is in a much more narrower and conventional sense. Surpris
by rramadass 2y ago
You are thinking about "Virtual Machines" in a more philosophical/abstract sense. Here the definition is in a much more narrower and conventional sense. Surprisingly i can't find too many books on this subject. The Iain Craig book looks pretty interesting since it seems to link language to the VM, so maybe one can learn both language design and a VM to run it on.
Other than the above i can only think of studying "QEMU Internals" for more knowledge - https://airbus-seclab.github.io/qemu_blog/ https://airbus-seclab.github.io/qemu_blog/
- kragen 2y agoI'm mostly talking about the sense of the term used in the title of the article we're commenting on, not a more philosophical sense, though I did draw the connection in my second paragraph. It's hard to get less philosophical than terminfo!