Per Bothner wrote:
>
> Rick Lutowski wrote:
> > Is this due to awt peers not being available for GCJ?
>
> No - (some) peers are available. The political and license issues
> have been resolved recently, and the Classpath AWT code has been
> merged in. Tom Tromey has done a fair bit recently, bu
Per Bothner wrote:
>
> Rick Lutowski wrote:
> > Is this due to awt peers not being available for GCJ?
>
> No - (some) peers are available. The political and license issues
> have been resolved recently, and the Classpath AWT code has been
> merged in. Tom Tromey has done a fair bit recently, b
Rick Lutowski wrote:
* GCJ (except for GUI application - AWT is still not usable).
Is this due to awt peers not being available for GCJ?
No - (some) peers are available. The political and license issues
have been resolved recently, and the Classpath AWT code has been
merged in. Tom Tromey has don
Rick Lutowski wrote:
>>* GCJ (except for GUI application - AWT is still not usable).
>>
>
> Is this due to awt peers not being available for GCJ?
No - (some) peers are available. The political and license issues
have been resolved recently, and the Classpath AWT code has been
merged in. Tom Tr
Per Bothner wrote:
>
> 2.1 full-fledged Java development
>
> Pleae add:
>
> * GCJ (except for GUI application - AWT is still not usable).
Is this due to awt peers not being available for GCJ?
> 2.3.1.5 Why is (some) free software not implementing Java2?
>
>Sun has made public statements
Per Bothner wrote:
>
> 2.1 full-fledged Java development
>
> Pleae add:
>
> * GCJ (except for GUI application - AWT is still not usable).
Is this due to awt peers not being available for GCJ?
> 2.3.1.5 Why is (some) free software not implementing Java2?
>
>Sun has made public statement
The Debian Java FAQ still does give GCJ its proper due.
(I'm senstive about this, since I think in general
I think more people should try gcj.)
I'd appreciate it if you made the following changes:
1.6.1: Java1 compiler (.java to .class)
Please remove the sentence " but might not be able to compile
The Debian Java FAQ still does give GCJ its proper due.
(I'm senstive about this, since I think in general
I think more people should try gcj.)
I'd appreciate it if you made the following changes:
1.6.1: Java1 compiler (.java to .class)
Please remove the sentence " but might not be able to comp
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