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I have done such an ebuild a few months ago, it is called sun-j2sdk and |
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is in portage. You have to download the source manually though due to |
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licence contraints. |
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With this ebuild you get a working java plugin for gcc-3.2 systems, |
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Stefan |
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On Fri, 2002-12-20 at 05:01, Dafydd Walters wrote: |
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> On Thu, 2002-12-19 at 12:41, Thomas T. Veldhouse wrote: |
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> > One thing. The source code you download from Sun, is not the same source |
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> > code that they use for their binary release. I am not sure of the |
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> > differences, but I believe the affected areas are in Hotspot. |
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> I didn't know that. However, I think it might still be nice to have a |
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> source-code ebuild of the JDK (this is very much in keeping with |
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> Gentoo's philosophy, after all), even if it does not correspond to Sun's |
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> "latest and greatest", as the Mozilla plug-in "breakage" is quite |
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> annoying (for me anyway; I'm sure others agree). |
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> Is anyone aware of work being done on such an ebuild? |
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Stefan Jones <cretin@g.o> |
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