On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 00:33:08 +0100 Chris Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However, frankly I suspect that the JavaPolis agenda is set by their > sponsors, and that some of these would not want to hear such a talk. See the subject :-D > So let's by all means propose a paper or two for next year (like I > already did this year) _and then_ if it is refused, just convene our > own alternative conference at a nearby location. Not a bad idea but I don't think it could be interresting. I prefer the idea we meet all together at some freesoftware meetings > In the meantime, is there anything planned for FOSDEM? E.g., an > open-source Java track? This could be an opportunity the thesis that > the future of Java lies with us, not with S*n. Of course! ;) And I suppose everyone will try to be there! ;) http://www.fosdem.org/2004/index/speakers/speakers_tromey GCJ Tom Tromey has worked on many free software projects over the years. He wrote GNU Automake, and these days is the libgcj maintainer. He is an engineer for Red Hat and lives in Boulder, Colorado. GCJ is a free Java front end for EGCS. It can natively compile both Java source and bytecode files. This new front end is integrated into the EGCS project. The goal of the gcj project is to provide a complete free software Java system, centered around an ahead-of-time compiler. This talk will explain gcj's "radically traditional" view of the Java programming language, and will cover the difficulties inherent in Java precompilation. Website http://gcc.gnu.org/java/ Contact tromey (at) redhat com Also, maybe we can set a little JB party for the 0.07 release :-D Cheers, -- Arnaud Vandyck, STE fi, ULg Formateur Cellule Programmation.
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