classpath 0.07-2 has been accepted.
Please let me know if there any problems with it or jikes-classpath
John Leuner
On Wed, 2004-01-21 at 00:33, Ben Burton wrote:
> > Would it work if, say, classpath built a new package
> > 'jikes-with-classpath' (whatever the name,
versioning changes should I make for the new classpath package?
John Leuner
>
> Since jikes doesn't not have any platform specific parts in it, it is
> quite certain that jikes will not prevent JVM from getting into testing
> if these wrappers go into JVM.
>
>
> - Adam
>
program
that can be compiled with free software but not run with free software
to go into main. Whatever the outcome of that argument, I still feel it
is very important to focus on being able to compile with free tools and
getting a larger community involved in identifying and fixing problems.
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program
that can be compiled with free software but not run with free software
to go into main. Whatever the outcome of that argument, I still feel it
is very important to focus on being able to compile with free tools and
getting a larger community involved in identifying and fixing problems.
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Another free JVM in debian is kissme. Functionality is very similar to
sablevm (both use GNU Classpath).
The JRVM from IBM should be relatively easy to package for Debian, I
haven't got round to it yet.
John Leuner
On Tue, 2003-04-15 at 14:15, Mark Howard wrote:
> On Tue, 2003-04-15
e implications for different versions of these classes.
Users may not upgrade all these packages at the same time so they could
have different versions in different places.
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ain!
> :-)
>
> It's my first proposal so I do not know where we go from here? A vote?
> John what do you think?
I don't think we need a vote, if anyone has objections or better
suggestions I'm sure they will tell us.
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> gnujaxp.
Yeah, this would be cool. Perhaps you could just make modifications to
the classpath deb package to also produce a jaxp .deb?
John Leuner
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> gnujaxp.
Yeah, this would be cool. Perhaps you could just make modifications to
the classpath deb package to also produce a jaxp .deb?
John Leuner
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ation
and report any errors/missing parts to the Classpath developers.
Classpath aims to be compatible with the 1.2 libraries shipped by Sun.
Currently most of this is implemented, but there are still missing
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and report any errors/missing parts to the Classpath developers.
Classpath aims to be compatible with the 1.2 libraries shipped by Sun.
Currently most of this is implemented, but there are still missing
parts.
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ng some
java code against a set of interfaces (whether they are actual java
interfaces, or just some java classes), and then running your program
with a GPL'ed implementation of said interfaces.
Are you violating the GPL in the first or second instance?
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ng some
java code against a set of interfaces (whether they are actual java
interfaces, or just some java classes), and then running your program
with a GPL'ed implementation of said interfaces.
Are you violating the GPL in the first or second instance?
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> Since you'll need a VM installed anyway, you can just depend on that, and if
> another jar is installed (via alternatives), it will be used automatically.
but will it work? I don't want to depend on a non-free jdk when there is a
free tool which will work.
John Leuner
Since you'll need a VM installed anyway, you can just depend on that, and if
> another jar is installed (via alternatives), it will be used automatically.
but will it work? I don't want to depend on a non-free jdk when there is a
free tool which will work.
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revent breakages
when things change.
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ns to prevent breakages
when things change.
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Does anyone know of a free Java GUI builder that uses XML to specify what
widgets go where?
I'm looking for a tool that either generates java code to be compiled, or
dynamically creates the GUI at runtime.
I'm sure there is at least one such non-free tool, but I haven't found a
Does anyone know of a free Java GUI builder that uses XML to specify what
widgets go where?
I'm looking for a tool that either generates java code to be compiled, or
dynamically creates the GUI at runtime.
I'm sure there is at least one such non-free tool, but I haven't found a
ere the compiler looks for a class that you
don't actually use, but then strictly speaking it is not a dependency,
only a token dependency.
John Leuner
e compiler looks for a class that you
don't actually use, but then strictly speaking it is not a dependency,
only a token dependency.
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ting that you if can run a Java "binary" you'll also be able
to build the sources very easily. This is because Java is always linked at
run time, so the build-time and run-time dependencies are the same.
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run a Java "binary" you'll also be able
to build the sources very easily. This is because Java is always linked at
run time, so the build-time and run-time dependencies are the same.
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Java
> > /usr/share/java/repository
> >
> > Advice?
It may be obvious, but there could be cases where one JVM uses different
versions of a class library (or different class libraries).
So just make sure to cater for versioned class libs.
/usr/share/classpath0.00/rt.jar
/usr/share/classpath -> symlinked to default / latest classpath ?
/usr/share/classpath_with_sable_mods0.01/rt.jar
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> /usr/share/java/repository
> >
> > Advice?
It may be obvious, but there could be cases where one JVM uses different
versions of a class library (or different class libraries).
So just make sure to cater for versioned class libs.
/usr/share/classpath0.00/rt.jar
/usr/share/classpa
ose to concentrate on free software.
GNU/Linux is a UNIX clone. UNIX wasn't free.
John Leuner
ncentrate on free software.
GNU/Linux is a UNIX clone. UNIX wasn't free.
John Leuner
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> On Saturday 1 July 2000, at 1 h 18,
> the keyboard of John Leuner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > I would rephrase it: if there is no Free Java solution
> ...
> > > then we should stop working with Java and start encouraging
> > > people to
> On Saturday 1 July 2000, at 1 h 18,
> the keyboard of John Leuner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > I would rephrase it: if there is no Free Java solution
> ...
> > > then we should stop working with Java and start encouraging
> > > people to
thor of the kissme VM. My work is still x86 only,
but as the JVM gets more mature I see no reason why it would be difficult
to port to PPC.
John Leuner
r of the kissme VM. My work is still x86 only,
but as the JVM gets more mature I see no reason why it would be difficult
to port to PPC.
John Leuner
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