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 a 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.