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More non-Java languages on the JVM?

Headius blogger Charles Nutter has issued a call to any and all interested in running non-Java languages on the Java Virtual Machine. He opines that diversity is needed in the JVM Languages group.He writes: “If you are interested in the future of non-Java languages on the JVM, you should be on this list.” He continues:

Yes, we talk about a lot of JVM lanuage implementation challenges, we discuss compilers and stack frames and call-site optimizations, but we also talk about features peripheral to language implementation like package indexing and retrofitting Java 5+ code. We need your help.

Visit his blog.

http://headius.blogspot.com/2007/08/widening-jvm-languages-group-we-need.html
http://groups.google.com/group/jvm-languages

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More non-Java languages on the JVM?

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