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Project Mackinac: Sun's Real-time Java Platform
Project Mackinac: Sun's Real-time Java Platform
Project Mackinac is the first commercial implementation by Sun
Microsystems of JSR-01, the Real-time Specification for Java (RTSJ),
which combines industrial-strength real-time functionality with the
usability, abstraction, and standards-based advantages of Java
technology. Project Mackinac supports both hard real-time and
non-real-time functionality concurrently within a single JVM. Based on
the Java Hotspot platform, Project Mackinac delivers performance that
is competitive with compiled solutions such as real-time C++, while
retaining the ease of use and high-level abstractions that make Java
so popular among developers and system architects
The first release of Project Mackinac will address the needs of
real-time systems that are integrated as part of a larger system
solution, targeting applications that include monitoring, control, and
management functions.
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