SableVM THANKS file.

SableVM has been initially developed by Etienne M. Gagnon as his
Ph.D. research project, and as a project of the Sable research group
of McGill University.

Etienne is now working as an assistant professor at UQAM, where he
continues to further develop the SableVM project in collaboration with
the McGill-UQAM Sable research group.

Many people have contributed to SableVM by reporting problems,
suggesting various improvements or providing other services.  Here is
a list of these people and organizations.  Please help us keep it
complete and exempt of errors.

Thanks to you
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* Generous research grant and equipment grant from NATEQ.
  http://www.nateq.gouv.qc.ca/

* Generous individual research grant and equipment grant from NSERC.
  http://www.nserc.ca/

* Generous anonymous donation to finance part of Grzegorz Prokopski's
  attendance to FOSDEM 2004 (http://www.fosdem.org/) in Brussels.

* Latece (http://www.latece.uqam.ca/):
    research environment.

* Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI)
    Grant from the New Opportunities Fund program.

* PAFARC (UQAM)
    Generous research grant.

* Prof. Laurie J. Hendren <hendren@sable.mcgill.ca>
    research advisor.

* Sable McGill Research Group (http://www.sable.mcgill.ca/)
    research environment.

* FCAR
    Ph.D. Fellowship to Etienne M. Gagnon.

* Hydro-Quebec/Mcgill
    Reserved Ph.D. Fellowship to Etienne M. Gagnon.

* NSERC
    Research grant to Laurie J. Hendren, funding the Sable research
    group.

* Richard M. Stallman <rms@gnu.org>:
    Discussion of license terms.

* GNU Classpath Project
    For providing class/native libraries, and fixing license term
    ambiguities.

* Paul Fisher <rao@gnu.org> <pnfisher@redhat.com>:
    Discussions about libraries, licensing, etc.

* SourceForge  (http://www.sourceforge.net/)
    web hosting

* J-Meg inc.
    financial support, domain name, development environment,
    books, computer, Internet bandwidth, and much more...