Yes, it¹s unlikely that all packages will be Java 7. And there was some
frank discussion at the planning council with concerns about dropping Java
6 so early. But in the end, they are letting the projects decide this.
And, yes, we¹ll need to make sure we are loud and clear to our users and
adopters
I think it's safe to do the switch now. From what I gather of the discussions,
it's either all EPP packages will require Java 7 or just specific ones. In any
case, Linuxtools/CDT will be able to use Java 7 as long as it's well documented.
Marc-Andre
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Hi Michel,
I think that the "This is a file type that I handle" return value would be
useful if it was not just boolean, but rather a rank of some sort. A generic
CTF reader could handle many different types of traces, and yet there will be
handlers that have specialized knowledge of the trace
TMF must open several "trace" types, some of which are stored in directories
and others as almost arbitrary text files. Thus, it does not fit too well with
the usual file open dialog pattern. Yet, we often feel that TMF does not just
open the file as it should... Here is a proposed "algorithm" t
