Hi Fritz, and thanks for your answer.
> > (…) I can get my Cocoa-Java project to be built as a Universal
> > Binary :( !
> Java is compiled into byte codes for the Java Virtual Machine, which
> is the same regardless of the processor it runs on. The same bytes
> run identically (…) on PPC and i386 without need for recompilation.
You're right: pure Java programs, or at least Java-based projects
entirely built against Sun's API, are valid candidates for running
effortlessly on Intel-based Macs—even if some exceptions require some
additional steps (JNI…)
However, Cocoa-Java builds don't belong to this family: I presume that
at least their executable "wrapper" to .jar classfile is qualified for
going through some sort of Universal Binary-sation…
--
— Frederic BLANC (email@hidden)
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