Will we pack release notes to the bundle or put it to the downloads page on the web site?
If we put it to the bundle we will have to make some integrity testing after that For the what's new section I suggest - Overall stability was improved, e.g. majority of the known crash bugs were fixed - GCv5 is now default GC (XiaoFeng might provide wording) - ByteCode verifier is now functionally complete - StackOverflow handling in VM is implemented - Threading subsystem was partially redesigned to improve its stability - Memory consumption was significantly improved (VM/JIT parts redesign, memory leaks were fixed in threading) - JIT optimizations implemented/improved: Array Bound Check Elimination, Profile-guided devirtualization of abstract and virtual calls, Graph-coloring register allocator for Jitrino.OPT - API completeness came to 99.06% (without endorsed specs), incomplete API is in swing mostly Thanks, Mikhail 2007/6/27, Tim Ellison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Morozova, Nadezhda wrote: > I've uploaded a patch to README for JRE and a draft of Release Notes for > the M2 milestone [1]. > The idea is to have a relatively stable README that provides minimal > information to enable working with downloaded JRE + Release Notes that > reflect milestone-specific info: unfixed bugs, limitations, etc. What do > you say? > > The current relnotes have a sample structure but several missing items. > PLEASE REVIEW THE DOCUMENTS AND PROVIDE FEEDBACK. > > [1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HARMONY-4277 A good structure Nadya, but as you say it needs work to fill in the content. I found it hard to see the readme changes, can you upload it in patch format? There have been ~400 JIRAs closed since M1 (April 30th). Admittedly some were on the Java 6 branch, or in tests that are not part of the M2 build, so not sure how easy it would be to list them all. Regards, Tim
