Alexandre Oliva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Actually, Tim gave up on NinjaRMI because it was very hard to make
> it fully compatible with Sun's RMI, and he's recently checked in a
> completely new, LGPLed implementation of RMI in the Kaffe CVS tree.
> Since it's LGPLed, it might be possible to
Hi John
On Sat, 16 Oct 1999, John Leuner wrote:
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> I'ld appreciate any advice. Are there any other projects besides Japhar
> using Classpath?
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yes, there is a project called JOS, currently we are using suns
classpath, but we are looking foreward to implement classpath. Device
drivers
I've started adapting a simple JVM that I'm working on to support
Classpath. What I've seen of Classpath so far is very impressive and I'm
keen to convert from the old classlib stuff I was using (mostly from Sun,
writing the native methods myself where necessary).
I'm having some problems with S
Paul Fisher wrote:
>
> It would be nice if we could get Java implementations of a GIF and PNG
> decoder. For JPEG, we'll probably have to use libjpeg.
For PNG I would propose com.sixlegs.image.png package.
It is LGPLed and works very well (supports all of PNG I think).
It used to be at www.si
On Oct 16, 1999, "Aaron M. Renn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> java.rmi???
>> We have Matt on the webpage, but I think Matt is busy
>> with other things and some folks were picking this up?
> Tim Wilkenson has a CVS repository for an effort to change NinjaRMI
> to the Sun spec, under t
Attached isa sample pixmap fo X86 little endian
do a xloadimage image
to view.
Mike
image
Brian Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> java.awt.image Paul Fisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I think some folks had volunteered to do the image decoders
> and I'm wondering who and what the status is. :)
There were a couple of people that volunteered, but I haven't heard
from any
I've sucesfully translated all of libart the graphics package in GNOME
too java excpet fot
the UTA stuff.
Anyway I've got it drawing simple closed curves. I dont have
uncrossing working yet.
I am working on moving the implementation to use linked lists instead of
arrays.
I moved quit a bi
Brian Jones ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I was just thinking it might be nice to get an update on the status of
> various pieces of Classpath which I'm not sure what is going on with
> at the moment. From our status page on the web I'll just go down the
> list.
>
> java.applet Greg Smith <[E
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