I guess there isn't such a problem as y2k compliance in Java (since the
time there is counted from 1970 - i wonder why...). Thus, there isnt'
such a problem in Java3D either (in its Java part, at least). So,
possibly the only thing that is left to figure out is Y2K status of
OpenGL and DirectX libraries.
-=V=-
"Guillermo E. Gutierrez" wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I've been searching the various websites (Sun, Sgi, Microsoft) for
> official statements on j3d's y2k status. Do such things exist? Or are
> we to assume that j3d is inherently compliant if the jdk,
> opengl/direct3d, OS we have are? I'm particularly interested in
> java3d for Windows (NT) under OpenGL and java3d for IRIX (SGI).
> Thanks.
> -guillermo
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