Hello,
Davy Nys wrote:
> Make up your mind!! First you complain and find it annoying
> that new people to OCF ask questions about configuration
> settings and install procedures for certain development tools.
That's my fault, sorry I wasn't clear enough in what I said.
Some questions are related to configuration of *OpenCard*
(e.g., proper settings of properties for javax.comm) while
some others are related to configuration of *the IDE* itself
(I saw "Is anyone using XxxEnv? How to include new JARs etc.").
Of course, besides that, everybody has the right to choose
whichever environment he/she wants, and ... learn to use it!
> For instance, VJ++ is a java-alike language with certain
> advantages of Java and other added features from MS.
The problem we have (had?) with J++ is not because of the
features that were added, but because of the features that
were *removed*: namely the possibility to handle JNI and RMI.
Now, it seems that these features have been put back as Tom
says in a further reply. In this case, it's fine, you can
use it with OCF; I was still under the idea that it was not
possible, so I'm sorry for saying something wrong if it's
the case now... (I will put in the FAQ that it works but only
with version >= xxx (6.00.8424?)).
> So your "it's not Java"-statement is strange as you working
> in a research department
That's actually a legal statement! And please allow me the
right to think that research is not clicking on color buttons.
I'll grant you the one to use J++ ;-)
Cheers,
Christophe.
= Those who do not understand Unix are condemned =
= to reinvent it, poorly. -- Henry Spencer =
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