On demand, network accessible, run time compile server

Details On demand, network accessible, run time compile server On demand, network accessible, run time compile server

2008-03-04

2008-03-04

Zhen, Wei (Department: 2191)

Data processing: software development, installation, and managem

Software program development tool

Translation of code

C709S203000

Reexamination Certificate

active

10100558

ABSTRACT:
A compile server and a class loader are disclosed. During execution of a program, the class loader transmits a compile service request and a run time service request, including a program instruction, over a network to a compile server. The class loader receives native machine code compiled from the instruction, where the native machine code is received over the network. Once received, the native machine code is executed. The compile server receives the compile service request and the run time service request, including the program instruction, over a network from the class loader, compiles the instruction into native machine code, and transmits the native machine code over the network to be executed. The compile server generates a compile thread for each compile service requests and processes multiple compile threads concurrently.

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