Those of you who have been working on Kaffe for a long time may remember the Kore project. Kore is a free implementation of the standard Java libraries. Glynn Clements and George Harrison wrote most of it. I hacked together some support for Kaffe to use it. So, my local Kaffe v0.9.2-based JVM supports Kore (JDK version 1.0.2). I'm curious if anyone thinks it might be useful to "port" Kore to the current Kaffe. Before you say "why bother?!", I've got a good reason for suggesting it: It will make my life easier if/when I decide to port my VM enhancements to a current Kaffe. My VM makes host of changes to the standard libraries (under the covers) and currently requires some of the Kore features. Would any current Kaffe user have a use for a really small (150+ classes, w/o AWT) core class library? For a JDK 1.0.2-only library? For a core class library that has a really small and well defined interface between Java and native code? Let me know, if so! -Pat ----- ----- ---- --- --- -- - - - - - Pat Tullmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thisemailhasbeenbroughttoyoubycocacolafavoredbyprogrammerseverywhere
