Todd L. Miller wrote:
> When I get a chance, I'll try to look into the size of classpath
> vs. Kore -- if Kore is compellingly smaller, I'll look into a switch.
I don't know how big Classpath is but I know Kore is far smaller. :)
However, Kore is only JDK1.0 compliant. I do recommend it as a
stepping stone to more full featured class libraries at a later date,
though---its good enough to run Javac on, for example. The other nice
property of Kore is that there are few native methods and they are all
grouped together in a nice, simple static-native-method-only
package-private classes.
The .zip file is 214K uncompressed. There are about 160 files in
Kore. It includes java.lang, java.net, and java.io. I have a local
version that has a few fixes w.r.t. v0.0.7 (the last public version).
The homepage for Kore (embarassingly out of date) is
http://www.cs.utah.edu/flux/java/kore/index.html
Let me know if you've got questions,
Pat
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