core status on alpha... and java
Bryan Dina
bdina at seresc.net
Fri Mar 25 19:18:22 UTC 2005
Thats pretty much as I see it... no sense in Sun working for DEC Alpha,
as HP has effectively "killed" Alpha, which is a shame. GCJ is perfect
for me as I don't do GUI work that often, most of my projects don't need
the Sun jvm. I am considering trying either RH7.2 or core 0.9... I use
this box as a project test-bed... no GUI stuff installed right now (no X
server). I use it to serve mail, and my website, as well as coding some
C projects. I would like to code Java as well (no graphical apps like I
said before).
--Bryan
On Fri, 2005-03-25 at 12:54 -0500, U. George wrote:
> Java from Sun, will probably never get created for the Dec Alpha. I dont
> see much effort going into porting Sun's java anymore, unless they redo
> their restrictive license.
>
> Bryan Dina wrote:
> > How well does the current core work with alpha? I have an AS 200 4/166,
> > and am running FreeBSD 5.2.1 at the moment, however would be interested
> > in moving to AlphaLinux if it is worth my time. I am also interested in
> > Java on the Alpha platform... I am about 100% certain that a java
> > implementation does not exist (jvm), but I am not certain that I could
> > not use gcj to do this... does alpha core come with gcj working??
> >
> > thanks!
> > --Bryan
> >
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