On Date: Mon, 04 Oct 2004 14:10:27 -0700 Glen Fisher
<email@hidden> wrote:
Many of the library classes call native methods to do the heavy
lifting; every one of those methods has to be implemented and debugged
anew for each platform. (For example, the "concurrency" classes
require the implementation of the machinery which allows lock-free
access to variables shared across threads.)
Note that the java.util.concurrent API (JSR166) has been backported to
Java 1.4:
They're still working on the nanosecond clock implementation and a few
other missing parts.
- Craig
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