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To: bob who wrote (5087)	7/10/1998 7:18:00 PM
From: Urlman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8581

$CACHING!!!! Another $ale! Subject: JVM for an 8051 Subject: JVM for an 8051 From: *"Chris Gibson" <gibsonNOSPAM@mgtsciences.com>* Date: 1998/07/09 Message-ID: <01bdab56$d7b76720$71ec1dcc@scarlet.mgtsciences.com> Newsgroups: comp.lang.java.machine [More Headers] [Subscribe to comp.lang.java.machine] I am currently working on a project that , in one phase, involves sending Java code to a microcontroller. Now, I suppose I have three options. One would be to apply a piggy-back Java processor to our existing 8051-based microcontroller. Yet, we need something very low power since we want the entire arrangment to be in the low milliWatt range. Many Java processors run in the Watt range. Perhaps replacing the 8051 in the microcontroller with and 8051 with built-in Java interpreter. Or, and this is where someone here might be able to help me, I could run a small JVM on the microcontroller. Does anybody know of a small JVM (perhaps 20 or 30 k) that I could run on an 8051? My current setup has 128k RAM with possible expansion. I figure that once I have the C-code I could use a cross-compiler to make it into 8051 code. How about Kaffe? Thanks in advance, Chris University of New Mexico Intern ############### -Urlman Note.... Not sure if we can run on *Mili*Watts