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What's the proper term for an "engine" that handles object-oriented runtime code? For example, the .NET CLR handles creating objects, setting fields, calling events, etc. Similarly, the java jvm handles it for java code. I'm not talking about the language, rather the thing that interprets the code at runtime. I'm wanting to know what the proper generic term is for an "object runtime engine". Barry Etter
Virtual Machine? Managed Execution Environment? Just In Time Compiler? From the Churchdown Parish Magazine: "Would the Congregation please note that the bowl at the back of the Church, labelled 'For The Sick,' is for monetary donations only."
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What's the proper term for an "engine" that handles object-oriented runtime code? For example, the .NET CLR handles creating objects, setting fields, calling events, etc. Similarly, the java jvm handles it for java code. I'm not talking about the language, rather the thing that interprets the code at runtime. I'm wanting to know what the proper generic term is for an "object runtime engine". Barry Etter
Wouldn't "object runtime engine" BE the generic term?
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What's the proper term for an "engine" that handles object-oriented runtime code? For example, the .NET CLR handles creating objects, setting fields, calling events, etc. Similarly, the java jvm handles it for java code. I'm not talking about the language, rather the thing that interprets the code at runtime. I'm wanting to know what the proper generic term is for an "object runtime engine". Barry Etter
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What's the proper term for an "engine" that handles object-oriented runtime code? For example, the .NET CLR handles creating objects, setting fields, calling events, etc. Similarly, the java jvm handles it for java code. I'm not talking about the language, rather the thing that interprets the code at runtime. I'm wanting to know what the proper generic term is for an "object runtime engine". Barry Etter
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What's the proper term for an "engine" that handles object-oriented runtime code? For example, the .NET CLR handles creating objects, setting fields, calling events, etc. Similarly, the java jvm handles it for java code. I'm not talking about the language, rather the thing that interprets the code at runtime. I'm wanting to know what the proper generic term is for an "object runtime engine". Barry Etter
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What's the proper term for an "engine" that handles object-oriented runtime code? For example, the .NET CLR handles creating objects, setting fields, calling events, etc. Similarly, the java jvm handles it for java code. I'm not talking about the language, rather the thing that interprets the code at runtime. I'm wanting to know what the proper generic term is for an "object runtime engine". Barry Etter
Most of those I've heard have been said already. But, here is one more: Langauge Abstraction Layer ---------- There go my people. I must find out where they are going so I can lead them. - Alexander Ledru-Rollin
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slow? Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke
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What's the proper term for an "engine" that handles object-oriented runtime code? For example, the .NET CLR handles creating objects, setting fields, calling events, etc. Similarly, the java jvm handles it for java code. I'm not talking about the language, rather the thing that interprets the code at runtime. I'm wanting to know what the proper generic term is for an "object runtime engine". Barry Etter
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What's the proper term for an "engine" that handles object-oriented runtime code? For example, the .NET CLR handles creating objects, setting fields, calling events, etc. Similarly, the java jvm handles it for java code. I'm not talking about the language, rather the thing that interprets the code at runtime. I'm wanting to know what the proper generic term is for an "object runtime engine". Barry Etter
Barry Etter wrote:
I'm wanting to know what the proper generic term is for an "object runtime engine".
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What's the proper term for an "engine" that handles object-oriented runtime code? For example, the .NET CLR handles creating objects, setting fields, calling events, etc. Similarly, the java jvm handles it for java code. I'm not talking about the language, rather the thing that interprets the code at runtime. I'm wanting to know what the proper generic term is for an "object runtime engine". Barry Etter
Come on, you've got to be kidding me ... everyone knows its Program Object Oriented Processor
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What's the proper term for an "engine" that handles object-oriented runtime code? For example, the .NET CLR handles creating objects, setting fields, calling events, etc. Similarly, the java jvm handles it for java code. I'm not talking about the language, rather the thing that interprets the code at runtime. I'm wanting to know what the proper generic term is for an "object runtime engine". Barry Etter
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What's the proper term for an "engine" that handles object-oriented runtime code? For example, the .NET CLR handles creating objects, setting fields, calling events, etc. Similarly, the java jvm handles it for java code. I'm not talking about the language, rather the thing that interprets the code at runtime. I'm wanting to know what the proper generic term is for an "object runtime engine". Barry Etter
"That's the Scheduling Transport Operating-system Object Generator and Editing System." If you eat a live toad first thing in the morning, nothing worse will happen all day long. —California saying To you or the toad. —Niven's restatement of California saying . . . well, most of the time anyway . . . —programmer's caveat to Niven's restatement of California saying _________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)