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substantial, idiomatic application compilable with gcj?


Hello,

I'm looking for a fairly substantial, idiomatic Java application that I can compile with gcj. I'd like to use this to evaluate some bytecode-to-bytecode transformations I'm doing with a different tool, so a non-interactive or scriptable application is ideal. I suppose I should also clarify what I mean by "idiomatic": I'm looking for an application that uses a lot of short-lived small objects and does a lot of dynamic dispatch; it seems to me that those are the salient performance characteristics of most of the real-world Java code I've dealt with. If anyone has some code that fits the bill, I'd be glad to hear about it.

(I've tried to compile the volano benchmark, but it seems to require some security-related classes that aren't available in libgcj -- if anyone has had any luck with volano specifically, I'd like to hear about it as well.)





Thanks,
wb


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