Aaron M. Renn wrote:
Jochen Hoenicke ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I have invented an ad hoc abstract language and have transformed the
natInflate.cc from libgcj (java.util.zip.Inflate). I have used the
prefix JCL_ for the pseudo methods. I haven't implemented everything,
yet, only what
Jochen Hoenicke ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I have invented an ad hoc abstract language and have transformed the
natInflate.cc from libgcj (java.util.zip.Inflate). I have used the
prefix JCL_ for the pseudo methods. I haven't implemented everything,
yet, only what I needed for Inflater. See:
Tom Tromey ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
libgcj is very portable (though perhaps not widely ported). It can
run on systems without a filesystem, for instance. I can't speak for
Classpath, but I can say that libgcj's goal is and will continue to be
portability to a wide variety of systems
Bernd Kreimeier ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
One of the implications of Java for free software is that it could
eventually make large inroads into Win32/other non-UNIX. Vice versa,
Java applications might minimize the migration pains for GUI intensive
apps, from non-UNIX to Linux. Is GNU/Linux
Paul Fisher wrote:
The FSF and Cygnus have agreed, in principle, to merge the libgcj and
Classpath projects together.
This is great news! This should really speed up development of both
projects :)
1. libgcj and Classpath will both change licensing terms to the GPL
with the following
Jochen Hoenicke wrote:
libgcj has java.util.zip [...]
I would volunteer to port that package. There are only two native
files, so porting it to JNI should be simple.
For CNI vs. JNI: One could invent an intermediate language, that could
be translated to CNI code or JNI code via a
Paul Fisher wrote:
As an initial integration solution, we'd like for Classpath to act as
an upstream source provider for libgcj. We'd add a make target to
Classpath which would build a tar-ball of source suitable for
importing into libgcj. All source changes would go into the Classpath
"Artur" == Artur Biesiadowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Artur A number of libgcj classes are heavily instrumented with CNI
Artur native methods (for sake of speed/space etc - most notably
Artur String and Character classes). Will gcj switch to classpath
Artur ones, or there would be differences
"Bradley" == Bradley M Kuhn [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bradley (BTW, is there a mailing lists for libgcj, and will it be
Bradley merged with the Classpath mailing list now?)
There are a few libgcj-related mailing lists.
See http://sourceware.cygnus.com/java for a full list.
I'm ambivalent
Stuart Ballard wrote:
This sounds like a good plan... I never heard of a GNU/Linux system that
didn't include Perl, but certainly some other unixes don't.
One of the implications of Java for free software is that it could
eventually make large inroads into Win32/other non-UNIX. Vice versa,
This sounds like a good plan... I never heard of a GNU/Linux system
that didn't include Perl, but certainly some other unixes don't.
Bernd One of the implications of Java for free software is that it
Bernd could eventually make large inroads into Win32/other
Bernd non-UNIX. Vice versa, Java
Tom Tromey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"Bradley" == Bradley M Kuhn [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There are a few libgcj-related mailing lists.
See http://sourceware.cygnus.com/java for a full list.
I'm ambivalent about merging the lists. There are two issues, as I
see it:
1. How will
The FSF and Cygnus have agreed, in principle, to merge the libgcj and
Classpath projects together.
The general framework:
1. libgcj and Classpath will both change licensing terms to the GPL
with the following exception:
/* As a special exception, if you link this library with other files
Paul Fisher wrote:
The FSF and Cygnus have agreed, in principle, to merge the libgcj and
Classpath projects together.
The general framework:
1. libgcj and Classpath will both change licensing terms to the GPL
with the following exception:
/* As a special exception, if you link this
Paul Fisher wrote:
/* As a special exception, if you link this library with other files
to produce an executable, this library does not by itself cause
the resulting executable to be covered by the GNU General Public
License. This exception does not however invalidate any other
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