In some cases, where the Classpath version of a given class is clearly
the one to choose, "merging" can be accomplished by simply overwriting
the libgcj version.
I'm going to do that more or less at random. Today I'm doing it with
the java.io.Piped* classes.
Two notes on these classes though:
1. It seems to me that having the parameters (pipe_size,
try_not_to_block) be properties which are statically initialized isn't
all that useful. A program that sets something like the
`try_not_to_block' will break any library written to the Sun
"standard" which uses this class. Is there some scenario where this
property is actually used?
2. Is there some document describing the indentation style. I find it
oddly inconsistent. For instance, synchronized blocks seem to be
indented differently from everything else. Is this the universal
Classpath style?
Tom
