Posit the following situation: You have a large and complex system (distributed, concurrent, huge dataset) which supports many users. The code is sent to the data.
Of the object-oriented languages I know, pretty much all but C++ and Objective-C compile to bytecode running on some sort of virtual machine. Why have so many different languages settled on compiling
If jruby can run on tomcat, I\'m guessing it compil开发者_运维百科es down to the same bytecode that a regular java web app would?
Following Scala mailing lists, different people often say: \"compiler rewrites this [scala] code into this [java/scala??] code\". For example, from one of the latest threads, if Scala 开发者_开发知识库
I wrote a custom annotation containing metadata for a property and an AnnotationProcessor: @SupportedAnnotationTypes({\"<package>.Property\"})
The article \"Cracking Java byte-code encryption\" (javaworld.com/javaworld/javaqa/2003-05/01-qa-0509-jcrypt.html) explain开发者_如何学Pythons why class file encryption using a custom class loader is
In a Java Project of mine, I would like to find out programmatically which classes from a given API are used. Is there a good way to do that? Through source code parsing or bytecode parsing maybe? Bec
I would like to open a PE file (which i know is a .Net assembly) and find where the .Net bytecode is (ideally starting at the entrypoint). I know that the PE header data (entrypoint RVA) take me just
Given the following: def foo(): x = a_method_returning_a_long_list() y = 开发者_运维技巧a_method_which_filters_a_list(x)
I need to get into FluentNhibernate and NHibernate codeso i rebuild the solutions and used the new assemblies, but the problem is that there is an assembly called
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