JIT
Short for just-in-time compiler, a code generator that converts Java bytecode into machine language instructions. Some Java Virtual Machines (VMs), including the VM in the Netscape Navigator browser, include a JIT in addition to a Java interpreter. Java programs compiled by a JIT generally run much faster than when the bytecode is executed by an interpreter.
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- JMB363
See under JMicron RAID Configuration.
- JMS
Short for Java Message Service, JMS is a Sun Microsystems API that provides a standard way for Java programs to access and interact with an enterprise asynchronous messaging system. JMS is used to write business applications to create, send, receive, and read an enterprise messaging systems’ messages. The JMS API defines a vendor-neutral, but Java-specific […]
- JMicron RAID Configuration
The JMicron JMB363 chipset, commonly called the JMicron RAID Configuration is a connector for a Serial ATA signal cable that supports a Serial ATA hard drive. The JMicron controller mode can be accessed in the BIOS and can be toggled between IDE (default) and RAID. The JMicron JMB363 Serial ATA Raid connector can be used […]
- JMicron Technology Corporation
Called JMicron for short, the JMicron Technology Corp is an integrated circuits (ICs) manufacturer which is well-known for its Serial ATA and similar controller chips which are used by a number of manufacturers, such as ASUS in their PC motherboards.
- JNI
(Java Native Interface) A Java programming interface, or API, that allows developers to access the languages of a host system and determine the way Java integrates with native code. The JNI has been a point of contention between Sun and Microsoft, since Microsoft seeks to create its own native code interface and Sun claims this […]