correktlogic

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   by correktlogic 10y ago

   What a shame about gcj being dropped. I remember using GCJ with CNI to interface with native C++ code was a much more pleasant experience than using JNI. https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcj/About-CNI.html#About-CNI
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   by correktlogic 10y ago

   Jikes didn't have any javah-like functionality to generate .h files to my knowledge.
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   by correktlogic 10y ago

   Anyone know if gcj ever experimented with a precise GC? Or did the design of GCC simply not allow for a non-conservative GC implementation?
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   by correktlogic 10y ago

   I was a contributor to Jikes back in the day. The open sourced IBM Jikes compiler was written in C++. But it didn't produce native code. It produced .class files from .java files.