[amelius]

This project is nice for educational purposes, but I wouldn't call it a VM, but instead a "bytecode interpreter".

I think nowadays it is kind of a minimum requirement to have the intermediate code JIT-compiled (or at least compiled).

I'm also missing a garbage collector, although that is not necessarily part of a VM (but often is). See NaCl for a counterexample. By the way, a project that I'd like to see is an efficient garbage collector implemented inside the VM, instead of as being part of the VM.

[karmakaze]

It's interesting that VM for some doesn't mean the same as virtual machine. A bytecode interpreter _is_ a vm with the bytecodes representing opcodes of the machine. What this isn't is a 'modern VM' complete with JIT and GC.

[TazeTSchnitzel]

Why is JIT a minimum requirement?