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  • The phrase "virtual machine" is commonly used to describe Sun Microsystems' Java runtime environment, the Java Virtual Machne (JVM), in which Java-specific commands are interpreted. The JVM is a virtual machine in that it executes code compiled specifically for it – known as bytecode – and abstracts use of resources for this bytecode. The Java programming language does not rely on platform-specific instruction sets, such as APIs specific to any one operating system, to display output or access resources such as files. Instead, the JVM creates virtualized resources which the bytecode accesses. These actions are then passed on to the machine's actual resources.
  • A virtual machine is a program that simulates another machine that can run its own programs. By using a virtual machine it is possible to make a cross-platform programming language upon which a program may be built, as the virtual machine takes care of any differences between the operating systems. Languages that rely on virtual machines are criticised for being slower than compiled languages due to the performance overhead of running the extra software.
  • Virtual machine (VM) – maszyna wirtualna – to aplikacja, tworząca samodzielne środowisko uruchomieniowe dla innych programów, które zachowują się jak osobny komputer. Idealna maszyna w pełni naśladuje działanie fizycznego sprzętu i daje możliwość m.in. do uruchamiania istniejących aplikacji i systemów w różnych środowiskach, bezpiecznego rozdzielania zasobów, uruchamiania różnych systemów operacyjnych na jednym komputerze. Co ważne, wirtualizowane systemy nie muszą być w żaden sposób modyfikowane. Programy do wirtualizacji są przydatne dla osób, które korzystają z kilku komputerów - dzięki nim mogą mieć identyczne środowisko pracy oraz te same zainstalowane programy, niezależnie od komputera, na którym pracują.
  • A virtual machine (VM) is a software implementation of a machine (i.e. a computer) that executes programs like a physical machine.
  • A virtual machine is * a file (typically called an image) that, when executed, looks to a user like an actual machine. Virtual machines can be stored as files, making it possible to save a virtual machine and move it from one physical server to another. * "a software implementation of a computer that executes programs like a physical computer."
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  • The phrase "virtual machine" is commonly used to describe Sun Microsystems' Java runtime environment, the Java Virtual Machne (JVM), in which Java-specific commands are interpreted. The JVM is a virtual machine in that it executes code compiled specifically for it – known as bytecode – and abstracts use of resources for this bytecode. The Java programming language does not rely on platform-specific instruction sets, such as APIs specific to any one operating system, to display output or access resources such as files. Instead, the JVM creates virtualized resources which the bytecode accesses. These actions are then passed on to the machine's actual resources.
  • A virtual machine is a program that simulates another machine that can run its own programs. By using a virtual machine it is possible to make a cross-platform programming language upon which a program may be built, as the virtual machine takes care of any differences between the operating systems. Languages that rely on virtual machines are criticised for being slower than compiled languages due to the performance overhead of running the extra software.
  • Virtual machine (VM) – maszyna wirtualna – to aplikacja, tworząca samodzielne środowisko uruchomieniowe dla innych programów, które zachowują się jak osobny komputer. Idealna maszyna w pełni naśladuje działanie fizycznego sprzętu i daje możliwość m.in. do uruchamiania istniejących aplikacji i systemów w różnych środowiskach, bezpiecznego rozdzielania zasobów, uruchamiania różnych systemów operacyjnych na jednym komputerze. Co ważne, wirtualizowane systemy nie muszą być w żaden sposób modyfikowane. Programy do wirtualizacji są przydatne dla osób, które korzystają z kilku komputerów - dzięki nim mogą mieć identyczne środowisko pracy oraz te same zainstalowane programy, niezależnie od komputera, na którym pracują.
  • A virtual machine (VM) is a software implementation of a machine (i.e. a computer) that executes programs like a physical machine.
  • A virtual machine is * a file (typically called an image) that, when executed, looks to a user like an actual machine. Virtual machines can be stored as files, making it possible to save a virtual machine and move it from one physical server to another. * "a software implementation of a computer that executes programs like a physical computer."
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