Hi, On Mon, 2002-10-07 at 22:46, Dalibor Topic wrote: > SQL interfaces have also changed in 1.4, breaking > mauve tests, for example. If you check kaffe's sources > in java/sql/ you'll see that I've left the new methods > commented out when I updated the interfaces.
I fixed some of this breakage in Mauve this morning. It would be nice if someone could try a recent checkout of Mauve with kaffe to see if it works OK now. > > Since our roadmap (And Richard Stallman:) > > currently calls for a > > Kaffe compatible release at the end of the month, > > this is bit tricky > > without tighter Kaffe release schedule or > > work-arounds in XSmiles. > > I'd expect RMS to call for a gcj compatible release ;) I do see the smiley, but I reply anyway to make sure that there is no miscommunication here. Richard has always asked people that write free software programs in java to make sure that it works with one of the free implementations. Since Kaffe is a free implementation that works for most applications it is only natural to point people to it. In the past he had also expected that Kaffe would be the free VM that would be used by the GNU project. And when other projects were launched like GNU Classpath and gcj he has always asked the developers to work together with the Kaffe developers. This has sadly not happened very much in the past. But mostly because it is a lot of work and there is just so little time. I still hope to get some work done to make at least Kaffe and GNU Classpath work together (which should make it easier to get kaffe working better with gcj compiled native code) but this is a lot of work and there is much other work to do and so little time... Cheers, Mark _______________________________________________ kaffe mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kaffe.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kaffe
