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macross
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gcj
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2002-12-11 14:04:41
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hoi,
I did few experiments with gnu gcj java compiler.
It is not yet able to compile awt and swing code, but other important core libs work fine.
I also try it under win32 (cygwin) and it works well.
Did someone tried it already for something greater than "Hello World"
What is your opinion?
URL:
http://gcc.gnu.org/java/
Ivica Aracic
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Computer Science Department - Software Technology Group
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jack
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2002-12-30 22:48:18
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I would like to try it out too.
Does Gcj(windows) supports swt.
Golthar
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2002-12-30 23:30:37
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Hmmm good question :-)
How about LWJGL, does it run with GCJ too, because that would be da bomb
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2002-12-31 01:45:49
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It should run with lwjgl, as an important design aspect of lwjgl is that it's free of awt, swing etc. that can hinder native compilation.
I know that cas has compiled lwjgl programs with jet, so I see no problem using gcj to do the same.
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Golthar
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2002-12-31 02:03:34
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LWJGL uses the NIO functions, right?
Last time I checked the GCJ site it mentioned that NIO is not fully implemented yet.
Thats why I asked
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2002-12-31 03:22:21
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hmm, yes - at
http://gcc.gnu.org/java/faq.html#2_2
they state that the jni interface is 'experimental'. I'm not sure what that means, nor how updated that FAQ entry is.
- elias
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