On 11/14/06, Ola Lundqvist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
Hi Ola,
I have now determined that it can build using itself as compiler
(If I make a preliminary version bootstrapped with binary sun javac).
However it seems to require the jvm from sun to compile though...
You need a jdk to bootstr
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Hi
I intend to package the jvm from Sun.
License: GPL with classpath exception
URL: https://openjdk.dev.java.net/hotspot/
I have not yet determined exactly what is needed to build it.
According to the documentation it need a bootstrap jvm and javac
from sun, but I
Hi
I have now determined that it can build using itself as compiler
(If I make a preliminary version bootstrapped with binary sun javac).
However it seems to require the jvm from sun to compile though...
/bin/cp src/share/classes/com/sun/tools/javac/resources/javac_zh_CN.properties
build/classes
I cannot install any new features in eclipse, when I use the eclipse
update-manager I am getting the following error;
Unable to retrieve remote reference
"http://download.eclipse.org/callisto/releases/features/org.apache.commons_logging.feature_1.0.4.v200606152055--0842282-233879.jar";.
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I just wanted to inform you on the debian-java list that I have
filed an ITP on openjdk-compiler that was released today. I hope
that I can compile it using only free software, so that it can
go to main.
However if it really requires the class libraries from sun then
we have to wait some more for
Burak Emir wrote:
> Would the existing packages be moved to main?
Many, perhaps most, of the existing packages in contrib can already be moved
to main. It's just a question of migrating them to use GCJ. This is being
done slowly, volunteers are welcome to help.
Marcus
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pietro ferrari wrote:
On 11/13/06, Burak Emir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Java SE (standard edition) comprises a compiler, library, java doc, vm
etc., I would speculate. That's what is in the download.
no, as it says in the url you sent so far they released the vm, javac
and java help. the c
On 11/13/06, Burak Emir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Java SE (standard edition) comprises a compiler, library, java doc, vm
etc., I would speculate. That's what is in the download.
no, as it says in the url you sent so far they released the vm, javac
and java help. the class library will only be
Mr. Demeanour wrote:
pietro ferrari wrote:
from lycos news[0] "Sun said it is making nearly all of Java's source
code - excluding small pockets of code that aren't owned by Sun -
available under the GNU General Public License." and "All the Java
source code is expected to be released by Mar
pietro ferrari wrote:
from lycos news[0] "Sun said it is making nearly all of Java's source
code - excluding small pockets of code that aren't owned by Sun -
available under the GNU General Public License." and "All the Java
source code is expected to be released by March 2007".
AIUI, all th
from lycos news[0] "Sun said it is making nearly all of Java's source
code - excluding small pockets of code that aren't owned by Sun -
available under the GNU General Public License." and "All the Java
source code is expected to be released by March 2007". so i guess we
will have to wait untill m
Hello dear debian-java list members,
After hearing the good news that Sun GPLs its jdk today, when can we
expect a package in main?
Would it replace the sun-java5-jdk and sun-java5-bin packages in non-
free?
Would the existing packages be moved to main? I guess this would
depend on Java
[Why is it, that nobody honors my request for CC?]
Thanks for the answers. I would definitely recommend to create a
java5.0-compiler and java5.0-runtime package.
I will use the dependency on sun-java5 for now and put it in contrib.
Regards Ben
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