CLR vs JVM: How the Battle Between .NET and Java Extends to the VM-Level | OverOps Blog
Top differences between the CLR and JVM include:
- CLR was designed to be language-neutral, JVM was designed to be Java-specific
- CLR was originally only Windows-compatible, JVM works with all major OSs
- CLR uses a JIT compiler, JVM uses a specialized JIT compiler called Java HotSpot
- CLR includes instructions for closures, coroutines and declaration/manipulation of pointers, the JVM does not
- JVM is compatible with more robust error resolution and production monitoring tools
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