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P-Code machine
In computer programming, a P-code machine or pseudo-code machine is a specification of a cpu whose instructions are expected to be executed in software rather than in hardware (ie, interpreted). This term is applied both generically to all such specifications, although many specifications create their own name (eg, Java uses byte-code) and to particular specifications (the most famous being UCSD Pascal P-code).
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