Nathan Meyers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 10:50:23PM -0800, Hong ZHou wrote:
>> Hi, Dear ALL:
>>
>> In the linux JDK, there are 3 libjvm.so, what are the differences
>> among them?
>>
>> (classic/libjvm.so, server/libjvm.so, and client/libjvm.so)
>
> The "classic" is an old JVM that uses green threads instead of
> kernel threads.
Yes, it's old but it's only restricted to "green" threads in Sun's
version. Our classic VM supports both native and green threads.
> The other two are implementations of Sun's HotSpot performance
> engine, optimized for use in server and client environments. The
> HotSpot versions use kernel threads, which means true support of
> multiprocessing.
Juergen
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