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Their wordsRegister-based virtual machines avoid the push and pop operations usually surrounding other instructions, reducing code size, but in several cases also increases speed of execution (compared to stack-based virtual machines).
Their wordsThese systems often benefit from cooperative multitasking, in particular coherent, specialized systems (unlike operating systems which are general by nature).
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