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CLR AND JVM


Posted Date: 25 Sep 2008    Resource Type: Definitions    Category: General

Posted By: mb       Member Level: Bronze
Rating:     Points: 3



in java. all the codes compiling in jvm. it is the main concept in java. platform independent in java based on jvm. Like the same in .net all languages are going to, ie; .net languages are compile to IL format. CLR knows IL. Then it converts into to machine language.

.Net in a platform independent ie; what are versions avail in microsoft it will work
say eg, xp or server2000 or other .
In dot net platform independent means it will work ms product only.




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Author: mahendrakiran    31 Oct 2008Member Level: Gold   Points : 2
Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is a Java interpreter and runtime environment. Java source code is compiled into a format called bytecode (files with a .class extension), which can then be executed by a Java interpreter. Web browsers are often equipped with Java virtual machines.

(Common Language Runtime) The runtime engine in Microsoft's .NET platform. The CLR compiles and executes programs in Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL). The counterpart to the CLR for the Common Language Infrastructure (CLI), ECMA's standard version of .NET, is the Virtual Execution System (VES).



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