On 7/22/06, Torsten Curdt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any idea if the Harmony project recommends a particular compiler?
Why should that matter?? JCI is about abstracting as many compilers as
possible. Whether I like it or not I think Peter is right - javac is
the reference ...so support for tha
Which is excellent ...it would nice to replace the javassist
dependency by
http://vafer.org/projects/dependency/howto.html
though (by using the RenamingVisitor)
Ok
I am currently fideling around with that. Expect a post soon.
So here's my plans for the following several weeks: I plan to st
here's my report of what i've done for Google Summer of Code
Thanks for the summary, Peter
(project JCI) during last month.
The ' to-do' for me was to create a implementations for the following
compillers:
o javac
o jikes
o pizza
o jruby
o jpython
Since I'm sure that of those
Any idea if the Harmony project recommends a particular compiler?
Why should that matter?? JCI is about abstracting as many compilers as
possible. Whether I like it or not I think Peter is right - javac is
the reference ...so support for that is a high priority.
...or what do you mean?
cheers
On 21.07.2006, at 20:09, Henri Yandell wrote:
Any idea if the Harmony project recommends a particular compiler?
No
Hen
On 7/21/06, Peter Konstantinov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey guys,
here's my report of what i've done for Google Summer of Code
(project JCI) during last month.
The ' to
Any idea if the Harmony project recommends a particular compiler?
Hen
On 7/21/06, Peter Konstantinov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey guys,
here's my report of what i've done for Google Summer of Code
(project JCI) during last month.
The ' to-do' for me was to create a implementations for the fo
Hey guys,
here's my report of what i've done for Google Summer of Code
(project JCI) during last month.
The ' to-do' for me was to create a implementations for the following
compillers:
o javac
o jikes
o pizza
o jruby
o jpython
Since I'm sure that of those five Javac is the most i
