For the benefit of you who don't subscribe to the Japhar commit list, our Classpath integration patches have been applied to Japhar. That means we can go ahead and put out our first development release. It will be a little painful for those who want to use it, because they will need to get the latest Japhar from CVS, but after the next Japhar release, that will no longer be necessary. I have tested and loaded a pre-release distribution to the ftp site. You can download it from ftp://ftp.classpath.org/pub/classpath/classpath-0.0pre1.tar.gz I'd appreciate it if people would sync up with the Japhar sources, download this and test it out. Once I hear that there are no problems (which I'm sure there won't be :-) we can put out the official 0.0. Note that all classes are installed unzipped in the Japhar share directory. This is unfortunately required until we have java.util.zip support and I can read resources from a zip file. Many things will break if you try to use the glibj.zip file in our distribution. When configuring, you shouldn't need any options unless you want to rebuild the Java classes. Note that I did _not_ test that part of the tarball. Happy Hacking! -- Aaron M. Renn ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://www.urbanophile.com/arenn/
