To compile Java code into native executables, you will need an extension of the virtual machine called GraalVM. To be precise, GraalVM is a universal virtual machine that facilitates the compilation of the bytecode of various languages (such as Python, JavaScript, Ruby, and so on). In addition to this, it allows for the integration of those languages in the same project. It has a few other features as well, among which is one that offers Substrate VM, a framework that allows AOT compilation for applications written in various languages. It also allows us to compile JVM bytecode into a native executable.
GraalVM is similar to any other JDK available from other vendors, except that it has Java-based JVM Compiler Interface (JVMCI) support, and it uses Graal as its default JIT compiler. Therefore, it can't just execute Java code but also languages...
