"John Keiser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What special functionality do we have that Sun doesn't?
None. It's meant to be a Doclet compatible implementation of the 1.2
javadoc.
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Paul Fisher * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh yeah, ClassLoader is done too.
--John Keiser
> -Original Message-
> From: John Keiser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 11, 1998 4:12 PM
> To: Classpath
> Subject: java.lang checkin ...
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> With Paul's blessing, I have finished java.lang.System, Runtime,
> Objec
With Paul's blessing, I have finished java.lang.System, Runtime,
Object, Class, and SecurityManager (Thread, ThreadGroup and Process would be
nice to finish at some point as well, but are less important to my
objective) on the Java side, with complete JavaDoc.
They do not have a native s
> > 1. That's the GNU coding standard and normal net practice
> We can automagically generate a ChangeLog from the CVS log. This way,
> you have history information accessible in two different ways. Often
> ChangeLogs are more convenient, and often CVS logs are more
> convenient.
Sorry if I mis
What special functionality do we have that Sun doesn't?
It would really help if we had a preliminary name for our JDK. Then we
could just prepend that to "doc" and we'd have it.
--John Keiser
> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Fisher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Paul Fisher
>
The ARB has set up a group working on official OpenGL
bindings proposal for Java. See www.opengl.org news
page.
There is also a announcement of a VRML browser source
written in Java, from the same coder in Graz who wrote
VRWeb and contributed a lot to Hyper-G.
http://www2.iicm.edu/vrwave
Wes Biggs writes:
> I think explicit imports help readability anyway
Agreed.
> of the classes to check). The utility would look for "import x.y.z",
> check if the file x/y/z.java exists, and if so insert a make dependency
> line for x/y/z.class accordingly.
Taking the current classpath int
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