On Dec 17, 2007, at 7:44 PM, Jeremy E. Denton wrote:
All in all, I think the community taking on the responsibility of
the JVM is the right approach. Sun has open-sourced Java so, why do
we continue to expect Apple to maintain a proprietary effort on it?
I'm not all that familiar with Cocoa development but I'm willing to
see if there's anything I can do to help. Why? 'Cause I'm a
programmer. This is the stuff that I like to do.
Sounds good to me -- I'd love to collaborate with other community
members =)
My next steps for OpenJDK on the Mac are straight-forward:
- With the FreeBSD/Java project, get the baseline port accepted as an
official OpenJDK Porting Project (In Progress)
- Further Mac OS X native integration -- AWT toolkit, x509, sound, etc.
If you're familiar with OpenGL on the Mac, the next major AWT hurdle
is wiring up the OpenGL Java2d pipeline.
Cheers,
-landonf
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