Usually, there is no problem in running old code on a new jvm. My
problem is that the application I am involved with will, because of
some unpleasant constraints, never ever run on anything newer than
Java 1.4.
On 7/30/09, Sean Devlin wrote:
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> This is slightly unrelated, but...
>
> How much wo
This is slightly unrelated, but...
How much work would it be to run the old code on a Java 5/6 VM? I
didn't get into Java until 5, so I'm not sure how much work is
actually involved w/ upgrading a JVM installation.
On Jul 30, 7:07 am, Frank Koenig wrote:
> Thank you Stuart and Daniel for the h
Thank you Stuart and Daniel for the help. I think I have to step back
from the idea to use clojure on this Java 1.4 project :-(
Let's hope my next Java project addresses a less archaic Java version.
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I'd try to first compile Clojure to 1.5 bytecode, then translate it to
1.4 using Retroweaver (http://retroweaver.sourceforge.net/). I don't
know whether that'll work, though, since I think the Clojure compiler
generates and loads bytecode at runtime. You might need to patch
Clojure to somehow sq
The Clojure runtime classes target Java 1.5. Compiled clojure source
files still require clojure.jar. So the answer is probably no, it's
not possible.
-SS
On Jul 29, 9:26 am, Frank wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> is it possible to compile clojure source to Java 1.4 class files? If
> so, how?
>
> Thanks
