Robert, I've attached some information from an aJile contact. He also mentioned that Dave Hardin, their chief technical officer, will be at SigAda. -- David --- begin e-mail excerpt --- > Has anyone run the J code output from an Ada compiler on this Yes. So far I have only run a very simple app (e.g. hello, world) using JGNAT as the Ada compiler, which produces .class files as its output. The .class files then are processed by our static linker and formatted into a native JEM executable. > or a similar chip? There are only weak imitations of the JEM ;-) Seriously, the JEM chip has several technical competitive advantages as well as the low power consumption advantages. > If so, how does it compare with a standard Ada executable on a > Pentium or a Sparc? I have not run any significant apps with JGNAT as of yet. However, ACT is interested in having someone at aJile who is using JGNAT, so now might be a good time for me to put together some benchmark information. If you would like to point me to some "standard" Ada benchmarks, I would be willing to run them on our aJ-PC104 evaluation board and produce some timing information. I would be willing to carry on email correspondence with you and/or Robert Leif, but at the moment I don't have the time to get entangled in a Team-Ada discussion ... if I'm going to spend time on this, I would like to come up with some results that would be useful to aJile, ACT, the Ada community, and the Java community.