Abstract: A bridge module is generated to bridge standard modules in a module system and non-module code in a non-module system. The bridge module includes explicit dependencies associated with a namespace, such as a dependency path corresponding to the non-module code. The bridge module exposes packages of the non-module code at least to the standard modules. Operations are performed on a code base that uses standard modules, bridge modules, and non-module code.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments provide a method and system for lazily logging events of a software program at various points during the software program's execution. During operation, responsive to receiving one or more events to be logged from a software component during a bootstrap sequence of a virtual machine that the software component executes on, the system queues the one or more events in a particular storage location using a bootstrap logger. Then, subsequent to the completion of the bootstrap sequence, the system activates the subsequent logger, wherein the activation of the subsequent logger is dependent on the completion of the bootstrap sequence. The system then flushes events queued in the particular storage location to the subsequent logger, thereby enabling the subsequent logger to log each of the queued events to a subsequent storage location. Next, the system replaces the bootstrap logger with the subsequent logger.

Abstract: A bridge module is generated to bridge standard modules in a module system and non-module code in a non-module system. The bridge module includes explicit dependencies associated with a namespace, such as a dependency path corresponding to the non-module code. The bridge module exposes packages of the non-module code at least to the standard modules. Operations are performed on a code base that uses standard modules, bridge modules, and non-module code.

Abstract: A bridge module is generated to bridge standard modules in a module system and non-module code in a non-module system. The bridge module includes explicit dependencies associated with a namespace, such as a dependency path corresponding to the non-module code. The bridge module exposes packages of the non-module code at least to the standard modules. Operations are performed on a code base that uses standard modules, bridge modules, and non-module code.

Abstract: A bridge module is generated to bridge standard modules in a module system and non-module code in a non-module system. The bridge module includes explicit dependencies associated with a namespace, such as a dependency path corresponding to the non-module code. The bridge module exposes packages of the non-module code at least to the standard modules. Operations are performed on a code base that uses standard modules, bridge modules, and non-module code.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments provide a method and system for lazily logging events of a software program at various points during the software program's execution. During operation, responsive to receiving one or more events to be logged from a software component during a bootstrap sequence of a virtual machine that the software component executes on, the system queues the one or more events in a particular storage location using a bootstrap logger. Then, subsequent to the completion of the bootstrap sequence, the system activates the subsequent logger, wherein the activation of the subsequent logger is dependent on the completion of the bootstrap sequence. The system then flushes events queued in the particular storage location to the subsequent logger, thereby enabling the subsequent logger to log each of the queued events to a subsequent storage location. Next, the system replaces the bootstrap logger with the subsequent logger.

Abstract: A bridge module is generated to bridge standard modules in a module system and non-module code in a non-module system. The bridge module includes explicit dependencies associated with a namespace, such as a dependency path corresponding to the non-module code. The bridge module exposes packages of the non-module code at least to the standard modules. Operations are performed on a code base that uses standard modules, bridge modules, and non-module code.

Abstract: A bridge module is generated to bridge standard modules in a module system and non-module code in a non-module system. The bridge module includes explicit dependencies associated with a namespace, such as a dependency path corresponding to the non-module code. The bridge module exposes packages of the non-module code at least to the standard modules. Operations are performed on a code base that uses standard modules, bridge modules, and non-module code.

Abstract: A lightweight, concurrent detection mechanism avoids global thread suspension by operating during runtime with threads under examination. A particular configuration combines a dependency (“waits for”) snapshot with a progression check to determine advancement of purportedly deadlocked threads. Thread blocking is enumerated in a table or graph which denotes dependencies of threads and the corresponding resources. For identified circular dependencies, a successive transition, or progression check ratifies the potential deadlock. A transition counter corresponding to each thread is analyzed in the progression check. The transition counter is indicative of a change in state for the process in question, hence is indicative of instruction execution, an activity not performed by a blocked process. Deadlock is therefore ratified if the transition counters associated with the threads in the potential deadlock have not advanced.