On Sunday 30 November 2003 22:07, Mark Wielaard wrote: > > [...] > > last week I did email [EMAIL PROTECTED] as the contact page says, to see > if we could get a developer room, but I didn't hear back from them yet. > But if Chris knows one of the organizers that might be a better way to > contact them.
I wrote to my contact as follows: CG> I understand that Tom Tromey is already scheduled to do a talk on gcj at CG> Fosdem 2004. There is also considerable interest from the rest of the open CG> source Java community, certainly enough to justify a BOF and IMO probably CG> enough to justify a "lightweight thread" of some kind - e.g. a sub-block CG> within the embedded space. For example we could have short presentations from CG> some of the open source Java projects Out There (Classpath, ikvm, jaos, CG> kaffe, wonka...) and some kind of discussion of the burning issues wrt Java CG> and open source (JCP, JCK, SCSL). I'd be willing to act as organiser. and he replied that he'd forward this to the Program Comittee with a recommendation that they accept it. (Sorry for forgetting SableVM, I won't do it again Etienne ...) If people have other ideas then I'm sure we can work them out with the Program Comittee once the basic idea has been accepted. > How many people want to attend (Brussels, Belgium, the weekend of 21-22 > February 2004)? If I followed the messages and irc discussions correctly > then Arnaud, Chris, Tom, Dalibor, Stephane, Michael and myself will be > there at least. Haven't heard from Jeroen recently ... I know someone who's doing research using Jikes RVM, maybe we could find someone from that group too. Best wishes -- Chris Gray /k/ Embedded Java Solutions Embedded & Mobile Java, OSGi http://www.kiffer.be/k/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] +32 477 599 703 _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
