java-gnome-developer

Re: [Java-gnome-developer] FW: bindings release dirs

[Jeff W. <jd...@pe...>]

<quote who="Mark Howard">

> Java-Gnome doesn't need a jvm in order to build it, just a java compiler

What are some applications I can include for demos and testing Java-Gnome?

> I think most of the developers do still use sun's jvm - but only for
> convenience. It has slight performance and stability advantages.
> 
> I have tried compiling java-gnome with gcj a few times and run it with
> the gij virtual machine - this works fine, albeit slightly slower than
> with sun's jvm.
> 
> For the Debian packages, I have been using the jikes compiler - this is
> nice, fast and gives the most useful error reports :)

Ok, cool, that's what I use. ;-)

Thanks very much for the tips!

- Jeff

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Re: [Java-gnome-developer] FW: bindings release dirs

[Luca De R. <pie...@li...>]

Il mar, 2004-01-06 alle 11:21, Jeff Waugh ha scritto:
> <quote who="Mark Howard">
> 
> > Java-Gnome doesn't need a jvm in order to build it, just a java compiler
> 
> What are some applications I can include for demos and testing Java-Gnome?
> 
There are examples under doc-core/examples doc-gnome/examples
doc-glade/examples. There are also two apps, a far from finished mail
client and a quite working crontab manager, wich we are going  to roll
out to their own projects. They were temporarly removed after our recent
cvs restruturing. If you want I'll send you a CroMagnon tarball (the
crontab gui).

It would be fine to create a new sf project for CroMagnon, at least with
a released tarball for people to download. If everyone agrees, I'm going
to do it, or did you have something else in mind for CroMagnon?

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Luca De Rugeriis <pie...@li...>