Contributed by jose on from the cvs-up dept.
"Ladies and gentleman... we now have jdk1.4 in ports. Which means that the java fans around here can now start coding their sshd and other exposed services in Java and branch off yet another BSD. enjoy! http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/ports/devel/jdk/1.4-linux/ "I've actually been looking forward to this as there are some software projects I'd like to play with which are done in Java (ie Aglets). This should be useful!
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By Anonymous Coward () on
Besides, I'll stick with C. Java is merely a crappier attempt to extend C... C is the beginning and the end. C is all powerful.
By Grey Brick () on
Anyone know what's holding it up, because the porting effort seems to be targeted at *BSD, and not just FreeBSD.
Or maybe there's some stupid licensing problem along the way.
Keep up the good work :-)
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By mirabile () on
I would like to run the FreenetProject on, which
unfortunately is written in java. I do not want to
install java on that machine however - can I compile
the classes to x86-32 native code using the jdk?
gcc is said to can this, but doesn't work on x86-32
yet AFAIK (and as Espie said).
By Johan Hedin () johan@ecare.se on mailto:johan@ecare.se