Submitted by IanFerreira on Fri, 03/19/2004 - 15:30.
Will help here since I follow the classpath project closely. Please explain a possible approach to this. My thoughts go to the Mauve testing facility and extend that to JNode. What is last version being integrated ?
I think it is best to follow the changes in the classpath repository and integrate them in JNode.
It is not as simple as just copying the latest version, since there are (heavily) modified version of some classes in JNode.
How about this for an idea: create a list of the jnode modified classes, then have Ant copy everything from classpath that is not in the list (<fileset excludesfile="jnodemodifiedclasspath.lst"/>). The maintainer then manually updates classes in list.
Version 0.08
This version came out just a few days ago. See:
http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/announce/20040313.html
Classpath
Will help here since I follow the classpath project closely. Please explain a possible approach to this. My thoughts go to the Mauve testing facility and extend that to JNode. What is last version being integrated ?
Regards
IanF
Process
I think it is best to follow the changes in the classpath repository and integrate them in JNode.
It is not as simple as just copying the latest version, since there are (heavily) modified version of some classes in JNode.
Ewout
List of modified classes
How about this for an idea: create a list of the jnode modified classes, then have Ant copy everything from classpath that is not in the list (<fileset excludesfile="jnodemodifiedclasspath.lst"/>). The maintainer then manually updates classes in list.