Here is the data finally: jdk5 vs harmony5: 99% Bad: 1 interface, 6 fields, 15 methods, 10 constructors. Missing: 1 package, 9 classes, 430 methods, 12 constructors. Abs.add: 1 method
harmony5 vs jdk5: 99.87% Bad: 2 classes, 22 fields, 4 methods. Missing: 1 class, 1 constructor. Abs.add: 1 method. SY, Alexey 2007/12/12, Alexey Petrenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > 2007/12/12, Tim Ellison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Gregory Shimansky wrote: > > > On 12 декабря 2007 Pavel Ozhdikhin wrote: > > >> I've added several comments about new JIT features/optimizations. > > >> > > >> I think the following item should be removed from the list: > > >> > > >> - 'full speed debug' : debugging with JIT enabled > > >> > > >> It seems Gregory's comment was misinterpreted - he probably meant that > > >> the > > >> JIT-mode JVMTI debugging now works on x86_64. AFAIK it worked fine on > > >> IA32 > > >> in M3. Gregory, could you please confirm? > > > > > > Yes, what I meant is that now it is possible to debug applications in > > > default > > > (JIT) mode on x86_64. Previously in M3 this mode worked only on x86, on > > > x86_64 it was necessary to use -Xint to use interpreter. > > > > I'm sorry, that was my fault. I misunderstood. So what does 'debug > > applications in default JIT mode' mean? > > > > Any other updates? > > > > Alexey: Do you have the JAPI numbers excluding the endorsed standards > > packages? I seem to remember you sent them out, but I can't find them > > right now. > I've sent the scripts to Stepan to integrate them to BTI. So probably > Stepan have this data on hands. > I can count the numbers tomorrow. > > SY, Alexey >
