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ASWEC
2005
IEEE

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Virtual Machines, Managed Code and Component Technology

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Virtual Machines, Managed Code and Component Technology

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machines have been used as an implementation mechanism for programming languages for more than thirty years. In their latest incarnation execution engines based on virtual machines offer “Managed Execution”. The implications of this change go far beyond the superﬁcial advantages of platform portability and go to the heart of software reliability. In this paper it is argued that managed execution platforms such as the .NET Common Language Runtime and the Java Virtual Machine form the only reasonable basis for trustworthy component software. There is also an overview of current research in this ﬁeld, including the vexed question of version evolution.

John Gough

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Added	24 Jun 2010
Updated	24 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2005
Where	ASWEC
Authors	John Gough

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