>>>>> "Chris" == Chris Burdess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

>> GCJ uses its own version of GNU classpath. You don't need a separate
>> install of it. And its not possible to use it.

Chris> Just out of interest, is this a temporary situation - i.e. are the gcj
Chris> team actually interested in getting gij to run on classpath proper, or
Chris> will there always be this disparity?

It is hard to fully accomplish this, given some aspects of libgcj's
implementation.

However, I think we could get partway there, for instance make it
possible to replace non-"core" (core being defined by stuff libgcj
needs directly) dynamically.  This would make developing parts of
classpath simpler for gcj hackers (more like developing with the other
VMs).  This could be done, if someone was motivated, in the GCC 4.1
time frame.  It is too late for 4.0.

Tom


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