Version 1.1.3
- Cleaned up build process so that "./configure ; make ; make install"
works out of the box for both sablevm-classpath (as it does for sablevm).
Version 1.1.2
- Uses GNU Classpath 0.08+CVS.
- Various minor bugfixes and enhancements.
list of changes since 1.1.1. AFAICT, it seems that the code has been sync'ed
with GNU classpath 0.08 and the installation has been modified to work "out
of the box" with sablevm (i.e., no need to create more symbolic links to let
the vm find the classes).
*** Jikes 1.20 was released 18 April 2004
Many new diagnostics have been added. These include detection of
overflow in integer constant expressions, serialization-related
checks made by Java 1.5's javac, detection of locals shadowing
fields (often caused by an unfinished refactoring that promotes a
local to a field) and fields in subclasses that hide fields in
superclasses. New command-line options generalize the old -nowarn/+Z
to also allow all warnings to be considered errors (with +Z2). The
default on vs. off state of several warnings added in 1.19 have been
changed, by popular demand.
[...]
*** Jikes 1.19 was released 1 February 2004.
The default -source and -target options are now 1.4 (that is, the
assert statement now compiles by default); for the old behavior you
must specify -source 1.3 or -target 1.3 at the command line.
Command line options have been improved.
* Some pedantic warnings are controlled by name, so that you can
select which warnings you get (for example, not everyone wants to know
that 1L is preferred over 1l when writing a long literal).
* More switches have long names.
* Default state of switches now printed with --help.
* New switch -Xswitchcheck: Warn about fallthrough in switch
statements (compatible with javac).
* New switch +Pnaming-convention: Warn about naming choices that
violate Java's naming conventions. This switch is currently ON by
default, +Pno-naming-convention will disable it for sites that use
a different naming convention.
* New switch --noassert: Omits assertions from .class files (not
recommended for normal development, but provided to allow you to do
-source 1.4 -target 1.3).
* Now supports -target 1.4.2 (compatible with javac, no changes from
-target 1.4 in emitted code).
[...]
And many fixes/changes more. See the NEWS file for a complete list.
and enhancements since 3.0. Notably, display and sound plugins can now be
selected at run-time, and support is added for character set conversion.
This package also contains a driver for NetBSD native audio, by yours truly.
OSS audio requires a newer interface than NetBSD emulation supports, so that
doesn't build anymore on NetBSD, though it may with third party drivers. NAS
builds on NetBSD, but doesn't work. There are new display drivers which build
selectively on linux and MacOS, and a new audio driver for MacOS. I'm marking
this package ONLY_FOR_PLATFORM=NetBSD-*-*, though, mainly because the static
PLIST that the package presently has can't reflect any of that.
This closes PR pkg/17950.
- split out the profiled libraries in the PLIST, because they
don't get built on Darwin.
- set INSTALL_UNSTRIPPED on Darwin for both ocaml itself and
anything that directly depends on it, because the ocaml compiler
generates binaries that don't strip properly.
- split patches files
- always enable threading which has various advantages
- it fixes the build of the Tk library
- it greatly simplifies the package list handling
- it provides threading support under NetBSD 1.6/1.6.x
- correct default dependence in "buildlink2.mk" to "build"
Bump package revision because of all these changes.
*** Jikes 1.19 was released 1 February 2004.
The default -source and -target options are now 1.4 (that is, the
assert statement now compiles by default); for the old behavior you
must specify -source 1.3 or -target 1.3 at the command line.
Command line options have been improved.
* Some pedantic warnings are controlled by name, so that you can
select which warnings you get (for example, not everyone wants to know
that 1L is preferred over 1l when writing a long literal).
* More switches have long names.
* Default state of switches now printed with --help.
* New switch -Xswitchcheck: Warn about fallthrough in switch
statements (compatible with javac).
* New switch +Pnaming-convention: Warn about naming choices that
violate Java's naming conventions. This switch is currently ON by
default, +Pno-naming-convention will disable it for sites that use
a different naming convention.
* New switch --noassert: Omits assertions from .class files (not
recommended for normal development, but provided to allow you to do
-source 1.4 -target 1.3).
* Now supports -target 1.4.2 (compatible with javac, no changes from
-target 1.4 in emitted code).
[Much more detailed changes follow; see NEWS file for additional changes.]
Make this build under Irix with mipspro compilers:
MIPSPro compiler/preprocessor behaves differently if invoked on
stdin vs file. In configure, we test for stdin, but lateron we use files.
So force it to work the way we know it does.
MIPSPro compiler/preprocessor behaves differently if invoked on
stdin vs file. In configure, we test for stdin, but lateron we use files.
So force it to work the way we know it does.
