We need all kinds of programming tools for JOS (right?). JOS is going to be
pure bytecode someday (right?). Who is going to developing these
mostly-bytecode tools?
We should programs written in bytecode to "make" JJOS/decaf on Linux. I
created a few bulk "make" programs for myself in order to finish a JOS
distribution. Each program is "package-oriented" so that you make a
package, not individual classes.
Bulk Clean - removes all .class files in a package
$ bulkclean path=$ package=org.jos.demo [show=all]
Bulk Copy - copies .java files package-by-package
$ bulkcopy path=/usr/local/example package=org.jos.demo [show=all]
Bulk Compile - compiles all .class files (if necessary)
$ bulkcompile extrapath=/usr/local/extra.jar package=org.jos.demo [show=all]
Bulk Archive - archives all .class files in a package
$ bulkarchive archive=demo.jar
All of this can be scripted. All of this can be interactive.
My questions are these: Is anyone else working on mostly-bytecode tools?
My shell scripts work only for me on my machine. JNI is used to create an
executable program that runs on any Linux machine (like make and find). Has
anyone written a Java Native Interface program on Linux?
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