On Tue, 10 Nov 1998, Mark H. Wilkinson wrote:
> > Could someone explain the differences between a reference implementation and
> > a production.
>
> I suspect that the reference and production JDK releases from Sun are
> pretty closely related because the JDK reference implementation _is_
> actu
> Could someone explain the differences between a reference implementation and
> a production.
It's a distinction in code quality, similar to the difference between
beta software and a full release. A reference implementation is an
implementation which is supposed to indicate how a paper standard
Could someone explain the differences between a reference implementation and
a production.
Thanks in advance
Steve Brouwer
> 1) Is the source code necessary for any reliable port
>of the JDK to Linux?
Definitely. The JDK consists of a few components: the Java virtual machine
itself, the java.* class hierarchy, the native code which supports the
class library, the Java source for javac and so on. Some of this cod
On Wed, 4 Nov 1998, Michael Emmel wrote:
> 5 years from now you walk up to a street corner and a guy in a dirty
> coat approaches you.
> He say hey man I've got all the sources for JDK 1.2 for sell.
>
> How much would you give him
>
> How much is 1.02 worth today...
>
>
While
