Le 21/11/2011 20:29, Dhruwat a écrit :
Hi Gabriele,
Harmony does provide javac which leverages Eclipse Compiler for Java.
It's a part of their jdktools component. However, I haven't yet ported
that but it is a comparatively smaller component and should not be a
very long task.
Could be quite useful for people doing java dev waiting for java to
switch :)
Btw, one project that might be useful to look at:
http://archive.fosdem.org/2009/schedule/events/java_jalimo
it allows cross-compiling OpenJDK, which avoids the bootstrap issues.
I think AWT/Swing would be a major challenge and would go a long way
in making Java a viable development framework for Haiku. It might
possibly take us more effort than porting OpenJDK or Harmony itself.
Actually, I recall seeing an interesting talk at FOSDEM some years ago
about a project that would help get this quite easily, at least for a
first port.
Basically it provides several levels of possible implementation, the
first one being framebuffer-based, requiring only 5 functions to be
implemented.
Of course it's not as nicely looking as the full thing, but at least it
would make GUI usable from Java quite fast:
http://archive.fosdem.org/2009/schedule/events/java_caciocavallo
