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《The Java Language Environment A White Paper》介绍
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《The Java Language Environment A White Paper》目录
1.1 Beginnings f the Java Language Prject.
1.2 Design Gals f Java.
1.2.1 Simple， bject riented， and Familiar.
1.2.2 Rbust and Secure.
1.2.3 Architecture Neutral and Prtable.
1.2.4 High Perfrmance.
1.2.5 Interpreted， Threaded， and Dynamic.
1.3 The Java Base System.-+.-
14 The Java Envirnment-a New Apprach t Distributed
Cmputing.17
2.1 Main Features f the Java Language.20
2.1.1 Primitive DataTypes.20
2.1.2 Arithmetic and Relatinal peratrs.21
2.1.3 Arrays.，21
2.1.5 Multi-Level Break.
3.1 bject Technlgy in Java.
3.2 What Are bjects?.
3.3 Basics f bjects.
3.3.1 Classes.
2.1.6 Memry Management and Garbage Cllectin.
2.1.7 The Backgrund Garbage Cllectr.25
2.1.8 Integrated Thread Synchrnizatin.25
2.2 Features Remved frm Can dC++.26
2.2.1N Mre Typedefs， Defines， r Preprcessr.26
2.2.2N Mre Structures r Unins.27
2.2.3N Mre Functins.27
2.2.4N Mre Multiple Inheritance.28
2.2.5N Mre Gt Statements.29
2.2.6N Mre peratr verlading.29
2.2.7N Mre Autmatic Cercins.29
2.2.8N Mre Pinters30
2.3 Summary.-.30
3.Java is bject riented.32
The Java Language Envirnment一ctber 1995
4.Architecture Neutral， Prtable，
3.3.2 Instantiating an bject frm its Class.
3.3.3 Cnstructrs.
3.3.4 Methds and Messaging
3.3.5 Finalizers.
3.3.6 Subclassing.
3.3.7 AccessCntrl.
3.3.8 Class Variables and Class Methds.
3.3.9 Abstract Methds.
3.4 Summary.
and Rbust.
4.1 Architecture Neutra!.
4.1.1 ByteCdes.
4.2 Prtable.
4.3 Rbust.
5.1 Dynamic Lading and Binding.
4.3.1 Strict Cmpile-Time and Run-Time Checking.
4.4 Summary.
5.Interpreted and Dynamic.
6.Security in Java.
Cntents
5.1.1 The Fragile Superclass Prblem.
5.1.2Slvingthc Fragile Superclass Prblem.
5.1.3Java Language Interfaces.
5.1.4Run-Tim c Representatins.
5.2 Summary.
6.1 Memry Allcatin and Layut.
6.2 The ByteCde Verificatin Prcess
6.2.1TheByteCdc Verifier.
6.3 Security Checks in the Bytecde Lader.
6.4 Security in the Java Netwrking Package.
6.5 Summary.
7.1 Threads at the Java Language Level.
7.2 Integrated Thread Synchrnizatin.
7.3 Multithread