Francis Galiegue skrev:
> There's a lot of @Override annotation keywords in the existing Java
> source, and the generator generates @Override annotations in the Java
> source code.
>
> But the target attribute of <javac> tasks were always 1.5...
>
> Which platforms running Qt Jambi still use 1.5? Why isn't 1.6 required
> all the way?
>
>   

I don't see any reason of scrapping compatibility with Java 1.5 at this 
point. It's a convenience for people to be able to deploy to platforms 
which do not necessarily have support for features introduced in new 
versions of Java. When we initially introduced the dependency on Java 
1.5, it was not a decision taken lightly, but Java 1.5 was a quantum 
leap in terms of version updates, and has so many handy features 
(generics, varargs, enums, annotations to name a few) that we felt they 
outweighed any inconvenience caused by the fact that we standardized on 
1.5 at a time when 1.4 was the most widely used version of Java. As far 
as I know, the same cannot be said for Java 1.6.

So the question is: Why would you want to introduce a new dependency? 
And how does it relate to the Override-annotations?

-- Eskil

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