In my [1]#TimeTravel experiments, I started (finally) installing
  an Eclipse (and Netbeans - can't decide), along with all the
  prerequisites - all because I was curious about a particular 3D
  library which does everything but feed me supper. Then I was
  like, "Ok.* What's all this crap I'm downloading?* Oh yeah.*
  More than I'll use". So, I went back in time.* I thought: "Ok.*
  Java's a virtual machine.* There's lots of virtual machines.*
  What else is out there?* Where did JAVA steal their ideas from?"
  Of course there's whole machine emulators like VMware (I like
  VMware) and VirtualBox (which I have but haven't needed to use
  yet) - but I was looking for JAVA's daddy. So: Here is JAVA's
  daddy:* The USCD P-System. And here's how to get it to work on
  your futuristic computerification device.* I fumbled my way
  around and created a virtual volume with a few blocks, then got
  bored and wanted to share* and so I made this post.
  http://pascal.hansotten.com/index.php?page=ucsd-p-system
  [2]#retrocomputing [3]#virtualmachine [4]#java [5]#pascal
  [6]#DOSbox

References

  Visible links
  1. https://plus.google.com/s/%23TimeTravel
  2. https://plus.google.com/s/%23retrocomputing
  3. https://plus.google.com/s/%23virtualmachine
  4. https://plus.google.com/s/%23java
  5. https://plus.google.com/s/%23pascal
  6. https://plus.google.com/s/%23DOSbox

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