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Subject: Re: Is Linux right for Embedded?
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In article <348212bf.0110021750.330c0dcc@posting.google.com>, chang@supracom.cc
says...
 
...
>I found the Java open source alternative:
>www.jemini.org/jmain.html.
>
>This works really well, is much easier to understand, 
>customize and optimize, programs all in Java.
>
>We want a UDP only stack for our telecom cPCI system.
>All I had to do was remove WebSprocket.net.Tcp.java from
>the package. Then remove the references from the Java.lang.net
>to the TCP references.  
>
>It came right up and the network stack footprint went from 250K
>to about 180K.
>
....

I am confused. Is this some sort of java OS that runs on java chips?
what do you mean Java UDP stack? network stacks run in kernel mode. How
can you run the JVM in kernel mode??

/m