Stephen Hahn wrote:
>
> Here's a small example (that's useful to me) that we can use to
> examine the review process, and to start to explore the consequences
> of the "tags and attributes" thread.
>
> A tool I use occasionally, and would like to use more, is the Alloy
> Analyzer, from MIT's Software Design Group. It's an executable JAR
> file, so it's pretty easy to deliver, but requires a Java runtime.
[snip]
Slightly offtopic: For the log: Executable JAR archives aren't the only
class of executables which depend on an interpreter, e.g. ksh93 scripts
can be bundled&&compiled using "shcomp" and then executed. It won't be a
problem for Solaris since ksh83 (together with "shcomp" and the
"shbinexec" kernel module) lives in the operating system core
("SUNWcsu") but I guess executables which need a seperate interpreter
may be something we'll see more often in the future (e.g. does anyone
know whether Python has such a feature ?).
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Bye,
Roland
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