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RoboVM, an alternative to j2obc already mentioned in a sibling comment, DOES consume bytecode. You might wanna check that out :) I'll personally vouch for it'
by heavenlyhash 12y ago
RoboVM, an alternative to j2obc already mentioned in a sibling comment, DOES consume bytecode. You might wanna check that out :)
I'll personally vouch for it's capacity to handle non-java; I've even gone so far as to feed it weird bytecode crafted from a personal fork of Apache JavaFlow... and it handled it 100% correctly, first try.
http://www.robovm.com/ http://www.robovm.com/