Nataly Naumova wrote:
> On 6/9/06, Geir Magnusson Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Sorry, I'm already wading through it.  I'll be happy to see it to use
>> for reference though.
>>
>> If someone is going to work on something, please speak up here first.
>>
>> geir
>>
> 
> Hi all!
> I want to suggest the solution for getting rid of classlib building
> completely. It requires a little patching of the current build.
> The changes are the following:
> - remove all the classlib descriptors (make/components/classlib* )

I've done that

> - add the new descriptor for the classlib libraries copying (e.g.
> make/extra/classlib.xml), that will copy all the libraries from the
> built classlib
> - change a little several other descriptors: for vm.vmi, vm.hello and
> vm.kernel_classes to point to the classlib *.jar and *.lib
> and change win/lnx.properties to point to the fresh Harmony sources.
> So the build will work the following way:
> if one defines CLASSLIB_HOME property (from the command line or in
> property file), the build will take the libraries from it. If this
> property is unset or the classlib wasn't built, the build says that
> one should build the classlib first (which has been downloaded already
> during the "build update").
> But such solution requires the patching DRLVM first, as I suggested in
> Jira issue 601, because the current vm doesn't work with the fresh
> Harmony.
> 

This is pretty much what I've done.  When I check it in later today (I'm
cleaning things up now...) we can pick at it and fix it.. :)

geir


> Nataly Naumova,
> Intel Middleware Products Division
> 
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