On Sun, Feb 13, 2005 at 01:44:52PM -0600, Jerry Haltom wrote:
> >Also note the disadvantage: on smaller systems with less memory and/or
> >slower cpu this can take a very long time and probably fail due to less
> >memory. It should be at least configurable by the admin adn disabled by
> >default.
>
>Also note the disadvantage: on smaller systems with less memory and/or
>slower cpu this can take a very long time and probably fail due to less
>memory. It should be at least configurable by the admin adn disabled by
>default.
You mean disabled on the buildds, or on the user's machine?
--
Jerry
On Sun, Feb 13, 2005 at 12:28:00PM -0600, Jerry Haltom wrote:
> Some of you may have noticed that gcj4 is in experimental. Because of
> this I would like to start talking about some changes to java-common to
> take advantage of the native Java features that gcj4 offers us.
>
> gcj allows .jar file
Hi,
that brought me a good step forward (js.jar part of rhino, how obvious!
:> ).
I still have the following jar files remaining:
freemind/lib/ant/lib/jaxb-api.jar ws-jaxme, free, no .deb
freemind/lib/ant/lib/jaxb-impl.jar ws-jaxme, free, no .deb
freemind/lib/ant/lib/jaxb-libs.jar ws-jaxme, free,
Some of you may have noticed that gcj4 is in experimental. Because of
this I would like to start talking about some changes to java-common to
take advantage of the native Java features that gcj4 offers us.
gcj allows .jar files to be translated into .so files. These .so files
can be looked up at r
Hi Eric,
Eric Lavarde wrote:
Hi,
that was a bit the sense of my question?!.. ;-)
I've already identified (+ version + -java):
libbatik (for the svg plugin)
libxerces
libjaxp
libcommon-lang
librelaxng-datatype
The following ones seem to be as well pretty standard (and free!?), but
I couldn't identi
Hi,
that was a bit the sense of my question?!.. ;-)
I've already identified (+ version + -java):
libbatik (for the svg plugin)
libxerces
libjaxp
libcommon-lang
librelaxng-datatype
The following ones seem to be as well pretty standard (and free!?), but
I couldn't identify them as part of a Debian p
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