Tom Tromey writes:
> libgcj includes a bytecode interpreter. I'm always amazed that
> people don't know that. It has been in the code for over 2 years
> now.
RHUG's jython relies on that feature to work: jython spits bytecode
out of Python files and then interprets them. It is our intent to
in
Max Kellermann writes:
> Has anybody tried running Tomcat with gcj? Tomcat should be THE Java
> server.. if anything should be supported, then Tomcat.
The person who imported it in the RHUG project (sources.redhat.com/rhug)
says that the servlet are working fine but JSP doesn't work yet.
Feel f
Tom Tromey writes:
> libgcj includes a bytecode interpreter. I'm always amazed that
> people don't know that. It has been in the code for over 2 years
> now.
RHUG's jython relies on that feature to work: jython spits bytecode
out of Python files and then interprets them. It is our intent to
i
Max Kellermann writes:
> Has anybody tried running Tomcat with gcj? Tomcat should be THE Java
> server.. if anything should be supported, then Tomcat.
The person who imported it in the RHUG project (sources.redhat.com/rhug)
says that the servlet are working fine but JSP doesn't work yet.
Feel
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