Am Donnerstag, den 24.03.2005, 04:19 +0100 schrieb Dalibor Topic:
As for the next release - I'm delegating that to Dalibor. (I'm just too
short on time lately)
OK. I think I should get the remaining patches on the list in, and roll
a release by the weekend, unless something major happens. Make distcheck
is fixed again, most of debian arches should build fine, tomcat4 works
out of the box on x86, I was able to run gjdoc on all of kaffe and
generate the javadocs, too. So it doesn't look bad at all.
Correction: all debian arches built fine. pre12 should hit Debian's
testing archive on Sunday. With the various success reports from Jim
Huang, the upcoming release looks quite nice.
My list of pending patches includes:
cygwin fixes from Gerrit Haase
Pending patches form Ito on Classpath list.
Ito's patches will go in when I wake up, and then I'll have a go at
Gerrit's fixes.
I've fixed a few more build failures last night. It would be good to
have a few tests on NetBSD and OpenBSD for good measure. Save from a few
bizarrities on darwin5 and darwin6-jit, I think everything should build
just fine. The tinderbox had 7/8 green bars last night, with Darwin7
(intrp) also passing all tests with flying colors.
Things I still want to look at are:
Making RMIC ant task work for lucene build gump
Important Debian bug reports
Fixing the issues reported by David.
Things that would need someone else to look at:
Darwin5 6 have some weird issues. Darwin 6 with intrp builds fine on
the tinderbox, but fails on most regression test due to not being able
to find libnio.
Alpha-Linux has some pretty clear JNI trouble. That could be fixable by
looking at make CFLAGS=-Wall output. ;)
I think we should just release a 1.1.5 now, rather than try to make it
perfect on all platforms. That didn't work so well over tha last year,
so let's try something different: quick point releases. Early, often and
all that.
In that spirit, I plan to have a release candidate tarball ready tonight
for testing, and barring some huge problems, a release tomorrow.
cheers,
dalibor topic
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