Examples of Vm

com.xensource.xenapi.VM
A virtual machine (or 'guest'). @author Citrix Systems, Inc.
net.sf.jabref.bst.VM
talogue.sarovar.org/entries/bibtex.html#Download @author $Author: coezbek $ @version $Revision: 2488 $ ($Date: 2007-11-14 01:25:31 +0100 (Wed, 14 Nov 2007) $)
org.ethereum.vm.VM
The Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) is responsible for initialization and executing a transaction on a contract. It is a quasi-Turing-complete machine; the quasi qualification comes from the fact that the computation is intrinsically bounded through a parameter, gas, which limits the total amount of computation done. The EVM is a simple stack-based architecture. The word size of the machine (and thus size of stack item) is 256-bit. This was chosen to facilitate the SHA3-256 hash scheme and elliptic-curve computations. The memory model is a simple word-addressed byte array. The stack has an unlimited size. The machine also has an independent storage model; this is similar in concept to the memory but rather than a byte array, it is a word-addressable word array. Unlike memory, which is volatile, storage is non volatile and is maintained as part of the system state. All locations in both storage and memory are well-defined initially as zero. The machine does not follow the standard von Neumann architecture. Rather than storing program code in generally-accessible memory or storage, it is stored separately in a virtual ROM interactable only though a specialised instruction. The machine can have exceptional execution for several reasons, including stack underflows and invalid instructions. These unambiguously and validly result in immediate halting of the machine with all state changes left intact. The one piece of exceptional execution that does not leave state changes intact is the out-of-gas (OOG) exception. Here, the machine halts immediately and reports the issue to the execution agent (either the transaction processor or, recursively, the spawning execution environment) and which will deal with it separately. www.ethereumJ.com @author : Roman Mandeleil Created on: 01/06/2014 10:44
org.hyperic.sigar.vmware.VM
org.jclouds.savvis.vpdc.domain.VM
A virtual application (vApp) is a software solution, packaged in OVF containing one or more virtual machines. A vApp can be authored by Developers at ISVs and VARs or by IT Administrators in Enterprises and Service Providers. @author Adrian Cole
org.jclouds.smartos.compute.domain.VM
Representing a Virtual Machine (Zone / KVM )
org.jclouds.vcloud.director.v1_5.domain.Vm
Represents a virtual machine.
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 <complexType name="VmType" /> 
```
@author grkvlt@apache.org
org.jclouds.vcloud.domain.Vm
A Vm represents a virtual machine, a member of a vApp’s Children container.
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When the {@link #getStatus} is {@link Status#UNRESOLVED}, there will be a task present for the instantiation of the VApp. @author Adrian Cole
org.jnode.vm.facade.Vm
Interface with the Virtual Machine. @author Fabien DUMINY (fduminy at jnode.org)
org.mojavemvc.views.VM
@author Luis Antunes
org.netbeans.modules.exceptions.entity.Vm
@author honza
org.nimbustools.api.repr.vm.VM

Examples of org.jnode.vm.facade.Vm

        URL[] urla = new URL[urls.length];
        for (int i = 0; i < urls.length; i++)
            urla[i] = new URL(urls[i].trim());


        final VmSystemClassLoader cl = new VmSystemClassLoader(urla, arch);
        final Vm vm = new VmImpl("?", arch, cl.getSharedStatics(), false, cl, null);
        vm.toString(); // Just to avoid compiler warnings
        VmType.initializeForBootImage(cl);
        long lastModified = 0;


        FileWriter fw = new FileWriter(destFile);
        PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(fw);

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Examples of org.mojavemvc.views.VM

    public static final String VM_ERROR_FILE = "mojavemvc-internal-vm-error-file";


    public View handleError(Throwable e, AppProperties properties) {


        String errorFile = (String)properties.getProperty(VM_ERROR_FILE);
        return new VM(errorFile);
    }

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Examples of org.mojavemvc.views.VM

public class VMController {


    @Action("basic/:val")
    public VM basic(@Param("val") String val) {
        
        return new VM("basic.vm").withAttribute("val", val);
    }

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Examples of org.netbeans.modules.exceptions.entity.Vm

            pv.setNbversionId(version);
            pv.setProductVersion("NetBeans IDE 6.8 Beta (Build 200910020947)");
            em.persist(pv);
        }


        Vm vm = (Vm) PersistenceUtils.getExist(em, "Vm.findByName", "JDK 1.6");
        if (vm == null) {
            vm = new Vm();
            vm.setId(i);
            vm.setName("JDK 1.6");
            vm.setShortName("1.6");
            em.persist(vm);
        }


        Operatingsystem os = Operatingsystem.getExists(em, "Linux", "1.1", "Linux");
        if (os == null) {

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Examples of org.nimbustools.api.repr.vm.VM

    public VM[] getAll(String id, int type)
            throws DoesNotExistException, ManageException {
        
        switch (type) {
            case INSTANCE:
                final VM vm = this.getInstance(id);
                return new VM[]{vm};
            case GROUP:
                return this.getGroup(id);


            case COSCHEDULED:

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Examples of org.jnode.vm.facade.Vm

Examples of org.mojavemvc.views.VM

Examples of org.mojavemvc.views.VM

Examples of org.netbeans.modules.exceptions.entity.Vm

Examples of org.nimbustools.api.repr.vm.VM