GNU and the Java language
Developing Java applications
Here is a list of free tools for developing software in Java:
- Jlint
- Java program checker
- Kaffe
- A virtual machine to run Java bytecodes. For many architectures,
"just-in-time" native code generation is supported.
- Kiev
- A compiler that extends and unites the Java and Prolog languages.
- Classpath
- Essential libraries for supporting the Java language.
- SableCC
- An object-oriented framework that generates compilers (and
interpreters) in the Java language.
- GCJ
- A project to add Java support to the GNU development toolchain
(GCC, GDB, etc) including support for native code compilation.
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