Hello.

As you can guess my the title, I am starting a project to port a Java Virtual Machine to the Nspire.

So far I have found an open sourced JMV here

http://jamvm.sourceforge.net/

That I believe can be ported to the Nspire. It is also written almost entirely in C so I think that'll help.

What I want to do is basically be able to take any Java byte code, and be able to run it on the Nspire. (Possible Minecraft, anyone?)

However, I don't know where to start with this project. I downloaded the source for the JVM and found the main file, however I do not know what I need to do to port it to the Nspire.

I hope that this can become a community project where anyone can contribute, because if it were only myself, it might never come to fruition, which would be a shame.

So, first question, where do I start? ExtendeD suggested to me earlier to try to compile the project as is using the Ndless SDK to see what dependencies aren't supported, although I don't know what I should make for a makefile to do that.

Thanks!

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Hello Ki1o!

Welcome to Omni.

Edit:



Here are some relevant peanuts.

My favorite: "Imma let you finish but"

Inserting special characters doesn't seem to work.

Something I would like to suggest, though I don't know how feasible this is, is to add real time collaboration like in a Google Doc. I think it would help with big projects as well as be used for teaching methods, etc, etc.