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On 20/11/2007, Fabian Groffen <grobian@g.o> wrote: |
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> With some faking to get an JDK on OSX (by actually symlinking to the |
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> system installed ones) I got the entire Java configuration/compilation |
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> framework running. I was able to compile ant, which has a crazy amount |
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> of deps, and this all went well, so I guess we're in shape to extend on |
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> the Java side of life. |
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> I suspect we can install a Java compiler on x86/amd64 Linux and Solaris |
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> using portage. ia64 can use Bea's one, Jikes for AIX? And there are |
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> still efforts going on in the Java overlay to have gcj as a SDK, which |
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> would give some help for platforms like hppa and mips-based |
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> architectures. |
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> Anyway, prefix is just prefix, so all this message says is that it looks |
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> like we have the Gentoo support scripts ported now ;) |
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That sounds great. I use a lot of Java packages on my x86 server, |
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which may also be useful to me in OSX. |
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I will try it out and get back to you. |
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Peter |
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