I want to see the source code of JVM

Can anyone tell me how to see the source code of JVM, but not the src.zip that including in the java libraries. I just want to know how Java is implemented.
Thanks a lot for any answer.

You can get the source code (written in C++) of Sun's VM under the Community Licence arangement. Not sure quite where it is on this site, but if you look for it, I'm sure you'll find it.
BTW, it's not easy reading.
Sylvia.

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