Kind of :-)
It's NanoVM and has been ported by that uber-genius Oliver Schmidt.
Have a looksie at the comp.sys.cbm thread ... http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.cbm/browse_frm/thread/eb91ee68851cd425/c69c4571669e89ac#c69c4571669e89ac
Mark
Thanks for the link. I was worried it would be bloated like other internet technology ported to the C64 (like a JPEG viewer eating all 64K), but since the VM binary is only 16K it sounds perfect for a ROM...
A Java cart would be awesome, especially if it did some banking and included a decent editor and command line.
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Hmm, Steve Judd and Adrian Gonzalez would be interested to hear that their software is bloated.
CommVEx info at http://www.portcommodore.com/commvex or http://www.commodore.ca/forum
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
I'm not saying the software itself is at fault. From what I understand, most of the memory is used by the decompressed data. I was pleasantly suprised to learn a JPEG viewer even existed... it just doesn't seem useful without memory expansion on a C64. Of course many 64'ers have REUs and us 128'ers have 64K to spare...
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True perhaps for the USA, not always true for the rest of the world....
cheers,
Lance