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Java Class File Editor Update Link / Bad Link? 
A GUI editor for editing Java class files in their binary state. Useful for modifying class files without having source and without decompiling.
Submitted Nov 11, 2001
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Espresso, A Java compiler written in Java Update Link / Bad Link? 
Espresso is a Java compiler written in Java. It was developed in the course of a directed study in advanced compiler design over a period of about 3 months under the supervision of Prof. A. Kfoury. The main contributors to design and implementation up to the current version 0.3 are Santiago M. Pericas (email: santiago@cs.bu.edu) and Karl Doerig (email: kdoerig@cs.bu.edu).
Submitted Nov 30, 1999
Updated Jul 17, 2006 by papanastasiou panos
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List of Java compilers and virtual machines Update Link / Bad Link? 
A list of compilers and VMs for the Java programming language, including short descriptions of price, supported platform and Java version. Includes native compilers (to convert class files to executables) as well.
Submitted Dec 10, 2000
Updated Jan 29, 2008
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Java Compilers Update Link / Bad Link? 
If you're used to the optimizing capabilities of modern C/C++ compilers, you're in for a shock when you first take a look (via javap -c) at the output of a Java compiler. This list of optimizations that currently have to be done by hand should get shorter as Java compilers improve. For each optimization I give before-and-after Java code fragments, and the relevant bytecode (typically an inner loop) that they compile to.
Submitted Dec 08, 1999
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Downloading and decompiling Java classes Update Link / Bad Link? 
This is a long artilce (3 parts) about learning how to download applets and decompile Java class files.
Submitted Dec 04, 1999
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Compiling the Java Programming Language into Native Code Update Link / Bad Link? 
This is the Bear Products International Java page. This web page contains links to sub-pages dealing with various Java related topics, some of which involve work at Bear Products International.
Submitted Dec 10, 1999
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Toba A Java-to-C Translator Update Link / Bad Link? 
Toba translates Java class files into C source code. This allows the construction of directly executable programs that avoid the overhead of interpretation. Toba deals with stand-alone applications, not applets.
Submitted Oct 11, 1997
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Mocha, the Java Decompiler Update Link / Bad Link? 
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Submitted Nov 11, 2001
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Compiling Java Update Link / Bad Link? 
While most software developers have been praising the advantages of Java programming, embedded developers have been sitting idly by, waiting for a Java implementation that would complement their non-standard environments. The wait may soon be over. Java batch compilers and toolsets are starting to emerge, and may make using Java in your next project a more realistic option.
Submitted Dec 06, 1999
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Professional Code Generator Update Link / Bad Link? 
Java, C++ Code Generator for Data, Database & Entity/Component layers source code generation. Generates code for Java-JDBC, Java-BMP, Java-CMP and C++ - ADO.
Submitted Nov 10, 2003
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Harrisa Update Link / Bad Link? 
Harissa is a Java environment that includes a compiler from Java bytecode to C and a Java interpreter. While Harissa is aimed at applications that are statically configured, such as the Javac compiler, it is also designed to allow code to be dynamically loaded in an already compiled application. This novel feature is introduced by integrating our bytecode interpreter in the runtime library. Data structures are compatible between the Java compiled code and the interpreter, and data allocated by the interpreter does not conflict with data allocated by the compiled code.
Submitted Oct 11, 1997
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J-Integra Update Link / Bad Link? 
J-Integra is a COM-Java bridging tool. Using J-Integra you can access ActiveX Components as though they were Java Objects, and you can access pure Java objects as though they were ActiveX Components. J-Integra works with any Java Virtual Machine, on any platform, and requires no native code (no DLLs).
Submitted Aug 05, 1999
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Programming Languages for the Java Virtual Machine Update Link / Bad Link? 
This is a list of programming languages for the Java virtual machine aside of Java itself. Currently (Dec 1997), it comprises about 60 different systems. It is a mix of experimental, research oriented implementations and of commercial ones. I excluded extensions to Java by the provision of class libraries implementing the functionality of other languages constructs. The source code of a program executed in the Java VM has to have a syntax different to Java to be included in this list.
Submitted Nov 28, 1999
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SourceAgain Update Link / Bad Link? 
This is a Java decompiler by Ahpah Software. SourceAgain correctly recovers Java control structures and optimizations from the bytecode. Further, it supports irreducible graphs, polymorphic type inference, recognition of packages, and more, and provides debugging support. PC and Unix versions of SourceAgain are available with prices ranging between U$99 and U$299.
Submitted Dec 04, 1999
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KOPI Update Link / Bad Link? 
The KOPI Project is a JAVA software project from DMS, providing a development environment for database applications using java, JDBC and SWING. KOPI contains a set of tools to edit and generate classfiles: dis (java disassembler), ksm (java assembler) and finally kjc. This is a compiler from JAVA source code to bytecode, which is robust and fully-functional, with all the same plus even more features as commercial ones. kjc is available for free under the GNU Public License.
Submitted Nov 11, 1999
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Mocha - the original Java decompiler Update Link / Bad Link? 
A page relating news and information about Mocha, the Java decompiler.
Submitted Nov 16, 1999
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Intuitive Systems Update Link / Bad Link? 
This Java optimization tool allowing developers to improve the performance of Java applications, applets or JavaBeans. OptimizeIt provides complete information on memory allocations and CPU time usage.
Submitted Nov 29, 1999
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Compilers Speed Java, But There Is A Trade-Off Update Link / Bad Link? 
Java performance on the server is about to get a major caffeine boost, but debate is raging as to whether the enabling technologies will sustain or subvert the technology's write-once-run-anywhere spirit.
Submitted Dec 06, 1999
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JAVAR - A Prototype Restructuring Compiler for Java Update Link / Bad Link? 
JAVAR is a prototype Java restructuring compiler that can be used to make implicit parallelism in Java programs explicit by means of multi-threading. This prototype tool does not provide a complete Java front-end (for instance, unicode escapes are not supported and only some semantic analysis has been implemented) and relies completely on the identification of `implicit' parallelism by means of annotations.
Submitted Nov 24, 1999
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Applet for Adder Synthesis Update Link / Bad Link? 
Java applet for the optimization and synthesis of prefix graphs and the generation of parallel-prefix adders. It allows the size optimization of prefix graphs under arbitrary depth constraints, which can be different for each column (i.e. bit position).
Submitted Nov 29, 1999
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