Just an update: Japhar integration is going rather well at this point.
The main problem that has to be worked out is getting Japhar past the static
initializer stage. There have been a number of chicken-egg problems to work
out in terms of initialization, but now most of that is flowing smoothly.
What I have left to do: integrate java.lang.reflect (that's holding up
gnu.java.io.EncodingScheme or some similar thing), and then make Exceptions
work for real (most of the work is done, now all that remains is shlurping
the appropriate info off the stack).
When I can run the following program successfully, I'll be extremely
happy:
public class Test {
public static void main(String[] args) {
}
}
;)
Seriously, once it gets to that point, the rest of integration is just
sitting down and testing classes, which will be a *much* simpler task, and
far easier to debug.
--John Keiser
