On 26/08/18 11:57 PM, Jaroslav Tulach wrote:
FYI, on split packages: https://youtu.be/63yPccoPGDc?t=2033
Interesting. Took 3 months instead of 3 weeks. Thanks.
Hey Jarda,
I don't see how to satisfy the JPMS requirements and still keep the
compatibility of the API. With such a choice I value compatibility
more.
In this situation I'm looking for compatibility with Java;-)
Alas, modern Java is a moving target… hard to be compatible with something that
continuously tightens its constraints… especially when there is a simple switch
(-cp) to turn these constraints off and live on…
-jt
Yeah, starting with tight constraints then relaxing (and Yenta is a
GodSend for backwards compatibility). I believe early Sun play with
remote execution let you send and execute willy nilly; I've heard it led
to some great practical jokes.
Combining util/util-lookukp worked fine, a script to merge META-INF
works, the annotation processors work OK. Speaking of which, split
packages was easy compared to module-info and annotations. Putting
module-info back on the shelf, I like the simplicity of -proc:full.
-ernie
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