In article <email@hidden>,
Frédéric BLANC <email@hidden> wrote:
> > I can't speak for the Java team, but Cocoa-Java works on the Intel-based
> > Macs. I just built BlastApp on my system and it ran correctly.
> Are you *sure* its executable "wrapper" (located in Contents/MacOS/)
> is built for Intel? Or does your newly-built BlastApp simply use
> Rosetta at runtime?
Java is not supported under Rosetta. The executable is built for Intel;
it just isn't universal. But I'm running on an Intel system, so Xcode
builds for Intel (and not for PowerPC) by default there.
In other words, Cocoa-Java works. You just can't build universal
Cocoa-Java binaries today. That's an Xcode issue, not any problem on
the Java side of things.
-Eric
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Eric Albert email@hidden
Core Technologies
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