The java version of assembly is assembly.
And if you want to know what the JVM spits out: http://www.ashishpaliwal.com/blog/2013/05/jvm-how-to-see-assembly-code-for-your-java-program/
It's runtime specific though.
@OP: get this course from a torrent, it's amazing :https://www.coursera.org/course/hwswinterface
Study x86.
Study the JVM.
Java doesn't compile to native code, that's kind off the whole point of having the JVM :p
You can look a bit into bytecode if you want to see Java's guts, not remotely as useful as knowing x86 though.
Will be giving away beta access to 2 people for the FPS Moba Paladins.
To enter the contest: like this thread (deez farms tho) and tell me why you want it.
Winners will be announced within 24 hours, good luck!
https://www.paladins.com/
Have been refactoring a lot of code this week while revisiting the core architecture and added a couple of nifty new features.
Grid configuration.
Undoable/redoable actions come with handy descriptions (useful for tiptops).
A command line (mainly for debugging).
A zoom slider.
A status bar (not displaying much as of yet).
Configurable keyboard shortcuts.