>>>>> "Casey" == Casey Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Tom> This tool uses the ASM library. I added a new configure option for Tom> this, point --with-asm to the "all" jar and javah will be built. Tom> Otherwise it won't be. I disabled javah in the Eclipse-based build Tom> (something we should discuss -- maybe we should assume the user will Tom> download Escher and ASM?). Casey> Maybe we should include our own version of ASM (with the package name Casey> changed)? Since javah is a crucial program, avoiding an external Casey> dependency for it, and ensuring that it is always built, is much more Casey> friendly. Yes, that would certainly be more convenient. However I did not do this to avoid running afoul of the FSF's restrictions here. If Mark and/or the FSF says we can do it, then I'm all for it. Note that the rmic we would like to use also requires ASM. rmic is arguably more important than javah -- javah is only used by developers but rmic is used at runtime by real applications. (In fact the reason it uses ASM was to boost its performance for Jonas...) Tom
