Friday April 04, 2008
Joseph D. Darcy's Sun WeblogJoseph D. Darcy's Sun Weblog OpenJDK 6: Sources for b07 and b08 published The sources for OpenJDK 6 b07 were posted on March 20 followed by b08 on March 27. The most notable fixes in b07 were:
After b07, Red Hat reported that the source bundle contained some suspect binary artifacts. In b08, we addressed all the make and src artifacts and some of the test ones (6679994). We're reviewing how to make the licensing of the remaining non-source files in the bundle clearer. Additionally, a separate build problem was addressed (6613927) At present, there is not a particular time line for the next code drop. The fixes in the next drop will include time zone updates (6650748, 6679340). (2008-04-04 13:58:33.0) Permalink Comments [3]Post a Comment: Comments are closed for this entry. |
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Joe, I see that 3rd party licenses document includes note about ASM bytecode manipulation and analysis framework. Do you know where it is actually being used in OpenJDK?
Posted by Eugene Kuleshov on April 04, 2008 at 02:36 PM PDT #
Thank´s for the useful information. I can inspire you by saying that I also would like an answer to the same question as Mr. Kuleshov, namely do you know where it is actually being used in OpenJDK
Posted by Søren Kjær Vestergaard on April 09, 2008 at 08:50 AM PDT #
Eugene and Søren, I grepped through the JDK sources for ASM classes, but didn't find any. It is possible ASM was in use at some point and since removed without the 3rd party readme being updated. I'll do a bit more investigating.
Posted by Joe Darcy on April 16, 2008 at 12:09 AM PDT #