I'd be interested in the performance of such a thing.  Of course you'd
doubtless have hordes of Java purists railing at the non-standard aspects
of anything crammed down into a PIC-sized space if it didn't meet Sun
Java certification 100%...  8-)

I'd bet a more workable approach would be a Java compiler that generated
native PIC code.  Yes, I know that's the whole point of Java, yadda yadda,
but I have grave doubts as to the possibility of getting anything
wpproximating a useful bytecode interpreter into that small a space, using
that restrictive a set of memory "features".

Dale
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