Well, look at javac, it's a so called "self-executable" and it's
basically Java. You can take a look at the code downloading the
Solaris JDK. It's basically a C program that parses the command-line,
starts the JVM and passes to it a given class to run.
--Paolo
>>>>> "RK" == Riyad Kalla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RK> Is there a way to make a java program self executable on
RK> linux? I know on the window platform some programs do, or
RK> atleast used to compile into native code for you if you
RK> wanted. But I was just wondering if this was an option on a
RK> linux box so incase I wanted to distribute the file, i could
RK> distribute it as a binary as well as source (for people that
RK> wouldn't know hwo to compile it, etc. etc.)
RK> Thanks!
RK> -- (: Riyad Kalla :) (: CS Major - U of A :) (:
RK> http://www.u.arizona.edu/~rsk :)
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