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28 The Java interface
When the Bigloo is configured for a JVM back-end support, the compiler is
able to produce Java class file instead of C files. In order to produce
JVM class files, use the -jvm
compiler option. Example:
$ cat > foo.scm (module foo (main main)) (define (main argv) (print "Hello world: " argv)) $ bigloo -jvm foo.scm $ a.out -| Hello world: (a.out)
28.1 Compiling with the JVM back-end | ||
28.2 JVM back-end and SRFI-0 | ||
28.3 Limitation of the JVM back-end | ||
28.4 Connecting Scheme and Java code | ||
28.5 Performance of the JVM back-end |
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