Hello Jim,
Good news! Welcome to Kaffee.
Happy to know that someone has time to maintain Kaffe.
I think Kaffe is important for the open-source community.
Have a nice day.
-jec
Jim Pick wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to introduce myself. My name is Jim Pick.
I have volunteered to take over the reigns
On Tue, Mar 12, 2002 at 03:02:23PM -0800, Jim Pick wrote:
I'm hoping I can get the CVS archive from Ean Schuessler at
Brainfood so I can set it up on the new machine. Also, down the
road, it would be nice to migrate the mailing list to the new
machine so Daniel Veillard doesn't
On Tue, 12 Mar 2002, Jim Pick wrote:
2) Make a new release as soon as possible.
Version 1.0.6 came out in July, 2000, and there hasn't been a
release since (although there has been CVS activity). I'd like to
do a minimal amount of testing, and see if we can get it out,
perhaps
Hi,
this small patch changes the behavior of getNextEvent in
java.awt.EventQueue. Instead of silently swallowing all
InterruptedExceptions, it now lets them propagate up.
Reasoning: The API specification says that getNextEvent throws an
InterruptedException.
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Hi,
this patch makes AWTEvent's toString method follow the description
from Java Class Libraries, 2nd Edition. It improves its comparability
with JDK's output.
It also removes some unnecessary static methods from AWTEvent, and
adapts EventQueue accordingly.
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Hi,
here's yet another small fix for toString, in order to improve
comparability of output with JDK. This one adds a toString method in
java.awt.image.DirectColorModel, and adapts the existing ones in
java.awt.BorderLayout, java.awt.Event and java.util.EventObject.
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On Wed, Mar 13, 2002 at 11:10:37AM -0800, Jim Pick wrote:
Hi,
I'm going to move the CVS archive to the new machine today.
I'll tell everybody when it's ready. I'd like to know if people can
still check stuff in.
It's all moved, theoretically. It's in the same location,
This may be already done, but a few years ago I helped out with the
BeKaffe effort. The goal of that project was to fully port Kaffe to the
BeOS platform. There were some CVS changes to Kaffe's sources as well
as some external sources that were stored on our own CVS system (for
AWT).
Is
Hi,
Very happy to know that kaffe is up again.
I think it is the best available JVMs(abundance in no. of platforms it
supports for a minimal size) if it is maintained well and updated to latest
standards. (E.g. unix-pthread, multiple instances, Java 2 compliancy etc.)
Reards
Prasad
Hi,
