KVM Porting Guide
CLDC 1.1
March, 2003
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KVM Porting Guide
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1.1 Who should use this document
2.2 Differences between KVM 1.1 and KVM 1.0.3/4
4. Required Port-Specific Files and Functions
4.3 Runtime functions that require porting efforts
4.4 Required C library functions
5.4 Directory kvm/VmExtra/src/fp
6. Compilation Flags, Definitions and Macros
6.1 General compilation options
6.2 General system configuration options
6.3 Palm-specific system configuration options
6.4 Memory allocation settings
6.5 Garbage collection options
6.7 Interpreter execution options (since KVM 1.0)
6.8 Interpreter execution techniques (after KVM 1.0.2)
6.8.1 Copying the virtual machine registers to local variables
6.8.2 Splitting uncommon bytecodes into a separate subroutine
6.8.3 Moving the test for thread rescheduling to branchpoints
6.8.4 Padding out the bytecode space
6.9 Java-level debugging options
6.10 VM-level debugging and tracing options
6.10.1 Including and excluding debugging code
6.12 Miscellaneous macros and options
6.13 Overriding the compilation flags and other options from makefiles
7.2 Alternative VM startup strategies
7.3 Using a JAM (Java Application Manager)
8. Class Loading, JAR Files, and Inflation
8.1 Porting the class file loading interface
8.2.3 Reading a JAR file entry
8.2.4 Reading multiple JAR file directory
10.1.1 IEEE 754 floating-point
10.1.2 Implementing Java virtual machine floating-point semantics
10.1.3 Java virtual machine floating-point semantics: strictfp
10.1.4 Floating-point architectures
10.1.4.2.2 Generating FP-strict code in C
10.1.4.2.3 Default floating-point
10.2 Floating-point support in the virtual machine
10.2.1 Floating-point bytecodes implementation
10.3 CLDC 1.1 floating-point libraries and trigonometric functions
11.1 Using the K Native Interface (KNI)
11.2 Implementing old-style native methods
11.2.2 Accessing arguments from old-style native methods
11.2.3 Returning a result from an old-style native function
11.2.6 Exception handling in old-style native code
11.2.7 Useful functions in old-style native code
11.2.8 Garbage collection issues
11.2.9 Initialization and reinitialization of global variables
11.3 Native code lookup tables
11.4 Asynchronous native methods
11.4.1 Design of asynchronous methods
11.4.2 Implementation of asynchronous methods
12.1.1 Synchronous notification (blocking)
12.1.3 Polling in the bytecode interpreter
12.1.4 Asynchronous notification
12.2 Parameter passing and garbage collection issues
12.4 Battery power conservation
13.2.3 Supported input file formats
13.2.4 JAR support in preverifier (since KVM 1.0.2)
13.3.1 Compiling the preverifier
14.3 Compiling JavaCodeCompact
14.5 Executing JavaCodeCompact
15. Java Application Manager (JAM)
15.1 Using the JAM to install applications
15.2.3 Application Descriptor File
15.3 Application lifecycle management
15.3.1 Termination of the KVM Task
16. Java-Level Debugging Support (KDWP)
16.2.1 Connections between a debugger and the KVM
16.3 Debugger support within KVM
16.3.4 Suspend and nosuspend options
16.4 Using the Debug Agent and the JPDA Debugger
16.4.1 Starting a debug session
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