Anybody has experience with SLIM BINARIES?

"Robert M. Muench" <Robert.M.Muench@SCRAP.de>
30 Jun 1997 22:51:08 -0400

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From: "Robert M. Muench" <Robert.M.Muench@SCRAP.de>
Newsgroups: comp.compilers
Date: 30 Jun 1997 22:51:08 -0400
Organization: Customer of EUnet Germany; Info: info@Germany.EU.net
References: 97-06-083
Keywords: linker

> Subject: Anybody has experience with SLIM BINARIES?
> [What's a slim binary? -John]


[Robert M. Muench] It is a very compact presentation of a program in a
platform independent way. The presentation is compiled to native code
while loading. Other then JAVA they don't use a byte-code but more a
tree structure and a compression algorithm. Make a search for 'slim
binaries' and 'oberon' and you will find some references.


I think the concept is very good and has a lot of potential. Some guys
have implemented a plug-in for Netscape called JUICE where you can
download slim-binaries like an applet but much faster than JAVA. The
runtime performance is a lot better too.


Robert M. Muench
SCRAP EDV-Anlagen GmbH, Karlsruhe, Germany


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