> Heiko> I'm both new to Debian and Java. I wanted to learn Java with a > Heiko> free VM and compiler. But which one should I choose? > > It depends on your needs.
I just want to learn basic Java programming. That means it would be enough to have support for non-gui applications. But I want the package with the most compatibility to the official implementation. The compiler should be easy to use and most important compatible. I should allow JIT and compilations to machine code. > Heiko> Which of these possibilities is the best one if you are a Java > Heiko> beginner? Which combination has the most features and > Heiko> compatibility to Java (e.g. I read that there is AWT support in > Heiko> Kaffe, is it also in the libgcj?). > > libgcj currently doesn't have AWT support. We hope to include it in > the next major release, but of course that is unpredictable. So it will be not in GCC 3.1? Heiko Garrelts -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
