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The project's official name is "JVM Language Runtime", rather than "Java Language Runtime", and it's intended to target *all* varieties of languages for the JVM. And yes, the name is a direct nod to the DLR (Dynamic Language Runtime) for the CLR, which is both a good idea and a good name. But we'd like to be all-inclusive, providing tools and frameworks for all varieties of languages. And rather than starting right away building a common base all languges must conform to, we'll generalize existing solutions to common JVM language implementation challenges, drawing from the large existing base of already-implemented languages for the JVM.
It will be interesting how MS is going to intergrate that with their own ASP.NET stuff. --- Open Source
Google have also a project which intended to collect and grow libraries, frameworks, and utilities that will aid developers of language implementations for the JVM. Given that there are many existing, working implementations of many different languages, there should be many common areas we can share code and techniques. Future Flat-TVs
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