Hi, On Fri, 2004-08-13 at 22:00, Casey Marshall wrote: > Stuart> - Sound (Kaffe scores almost 100% here, some merging needs > Stuart> doing?) > > Kaffe gets javax.sound from Tritonus, which is LGPL, so we can't > include it in Classpath.
We can include it into GNU Classpath. We have an external directory which contains convenience libraries not directly part of the GNU Classpath core libraries that are possibly under other (but GPL-compatible) licenses. The reason I don't want to do this with Tritonus is because we don't have a very good track record of following upstream sources. We currently only have GNU JAXP as external library shipped with GNU Classpath, and we are horribly out of date (libgcj is even more out of date), so I am actually thinking of dropping it and point people to the official GNU JAXP upstream sources. It looks like people that create whole development environments out of GNU Classpath, like kaffe is doing, are in a much better position to do this kind of integration. We are mostly very busy with hacking on our own sources. And it gives really independent package implementations a chance of following their own release cycle. Cheers, Mark
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