Hi,
Yes, the project is still alive. I have recently turned my focus to
thesis writing and job search, and so development has slowed down.
Now that I got some foundational chapters written, I will resume
coding again hopefully next week or even sooner.
As for the garbage collection algorithm, I highly recommend the
following book:
Richard Jones
Garbage collection : algorithms for automatic dynamic memory management
Wiley 1996
The algorithm I used is the basic copying garbage collection algorithm.
Nothing fancy has been done.
Let me know if you need more information.
Philip
On Thu, 16 Jan 2003 mad...@ne... wrote:
> Hello! Anyone still working on this project? Was just curious if it still had life in it. I like the
> project and would like to contribute more if it's still going. Phillip, I had a question. Do you have
> any info/documentation on the garbage collector used by AegisVM?
>
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The Aegis VM Project http://aegisvm.sourceforge.net
The Aegis VM Project is an on-going effort to implement a lightweight,
secure JVM. It will eventually feature a modular architecture, Proof
Linking, that supports pluggable verification modules.
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