The GCC Java frontend is designed to do the following:
* generate Java bytecode from Java source
* generate platform specific executables from Java source
* generate platform specific executables from Java bytecode
Check out GCJ: http://sources.redhat.com/java/
Peace.
Tom
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I thought that java bytecode was cross platform by definition. Does
jikes allow compiling java source to platform-dependent executables now?
On Wed, 9 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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IBM has just released two fairly interesting Open Source project.
IBM developerWorks released Open Source Jikes compiler
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The Jikes Compiler has just been released as an open source download from
IBM developer
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I saw a applet which i thought i can include in my web application.Its a real good one.
I can see it by clicking the button named 'DinSides
nnstillinger'.. in the url http://www.dinside.no/ds/owa/a.vis?id=4889&vVersjon=ProduktVelger
Its a slider bar with a gif