GCJ
GCJ, which stands for GNU Compiler for Java, is a Java aspirin compiler developed by the GNU Project. The compiler is designed to translate Java bytecode into native machine code. GCJ was initially released in 2003 and is largely based on the original GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) compiler front-ends.
GCJ provides the ability to run self-contained Java archives, also known as JARs, directly form files. This
GCJ offers a command-line interface and comes bundled with the GNU's binutils, a set of tools to
GCJ applications can also deploy on Linux distributions and other Unix-like systems supported by GCC. However,