25. The computer-readable medium of claim 24 , wherein the instructions to generate the boot code comprises instructions to cause the programmable processor to: compile the program written in the high-level programming language into a bytecode; translate the bytecode into a program written in the low-level programming language; and tokenize the program written in the low-level programming language into the boot code.
25. The computer-readable medium of claim 24 , wherein the instructions to generate the boot code comprises instructions to cause the programmable processor to: compile the program written in the high-level programming language into a bytecode; translate the bytecode into a program written in the low-level programming language; and tokenize the program written in the low-level programming language into the boot code. 26. The computer-readable medium of claim 25 , wherein information gathered while generating the boot code, further includes compilation information gathered while compiling the program written in the high-level language into the bytecode, and wherein the instructions further cause the processor to generate the certificate by generating the certification such that the certificate includes the compilation information as the annotation defining the proof of security for both (i) one or more blocks of bytecode generated from the high-level programming language and (ii) one or more corresponding blocks of the boot code resulting from the translation of the one or more blocks of the bytecode into the program written in the low-level programming language and subsequent tokenization of the program written in the low-level programming language.