Yes. I would like to eventually add more functionality to the
$classpath distribution (regexps are at the top of the list), but it's
a little too early to start doing that. Also, in the case of GNU
extensions (ie. not based on a Sun API), we might wish to make some of
them GPL'd.
Yeah, I was
"Aaron M. Renn" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
True, but if Wes is interested in CORBA, I'd encourage him to do
that. There are other people I know can code up java.text (like
you, for example).
So you want me to suffer brain damage, eh? I see how it is. :)
Taligent should be shot for their
What's this project's view of the java class library that comes with
kaffe? It seems to be pretty far along and is GPL'd. Is it that
Transvirtual owns the copyright? Surely their work can be used in
this project (given the use of the GPL) can't it? Maybe the two can
be merged?
Kaffe:
"Aaron M. Renn" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A lot of these are already done, so it's really just a packaging
issue.
Didn't Sun define a standard packaging format (Jar w/ a special
manifest) for the 1.2 standard extensions? It seems like that would
be the most useful thing for us to do. For
Wes Biggs [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just joined the list and have been reading through the existing
guidelines and archives. I'd like to help.
Sounds good. We need all the help we can get. Sorry for taking so
long to reply -- I've been busy moving.
Also, if regular expression support
Hmm, didn't mean to open a can of worms here. I agree that it's more important
to have the core stuff done, and to that end I volunteer to do java.text, which
no one really wants to have to implement and/or use, but hey, it's part of the
spec.
After that, maybe I will have the time to combine
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