By bloid
via blogs.sun.com
Published: May 08 2008 / 15:33
For several years now, JSR 292 has promised an invokedynamic instruction in one form or another. The problem has been with picking the one form that simultaneously enables a good range of use cases, addresses several architectural challenges in the JVM, and can be optimized by a variety of commercial JVMs. It has been a restless search for “one bytecode to rule them all”.
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