Safe general purpose virtual machine computing system

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: multicomput – Computer-to-computer data routing – Least weight routing

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A safe general purpose virtual machine computing system having a general purpose memory protection model that is hardware architecture and programming language independent. The safe general purpose virtual machine computing system is software based to facilitate operation on hardware architectures that otherwise would prevent the exchange and successful execution of mobile code programs from one computer system to another. The safe general purpose virtual machine computing system also facilitates generating Bytecode Reduced Instruction Set Computer (BRISC) compressed mobile code that can be compiled or translated into executable code very quickly in addition to being compact for transmission purposes, and that is prevented from accessing unauthorized memory locations due to Software Fault Isolation techniques implemented in the code.

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