Hi,
I'm not quite sure what your asking, but I haven't seen any evidence
that Jikes produces bytecodes that cannot run or verify on Sun's JVM
(on NT, anyway.)
I think Rudolph George-P27574 wrote:
>
>
> One more tidbit: I've started using IBM's "jikes" Java
> compiler (see
> www.alphaWorks.com.) It is -very- fast, and picks up on some
> subtle
> style issues that javac misses. It seems very robust so far,
> and it
> compiles Jess in less than 30 seconds on my machine (as
> opposed to
> several minutes for javac.) Check it out, if you haven't
> already.
>
> This question may be answered by going to the website-but in your
> experience-have you found that jikes
> And javac are completely bytecode compatible? (For example, we have had
> problems in the past with Symantec not
> being completely compatible with Sun jdk...)
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