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Andrew Haley wrote:
Per Bothner writes:
> I'm a bit surprised. If the tomcat package (say) installed pre-compiled
> classes it would seem like it assumes a specific version of java - and
> perhaps a specific version of gcj.
Why? I don't see why it should.
Well, if the package really is pre-compiled then it will inherently
depend gcj rather than jdk. I don't know how Java packages work these
days, but I guess they could be compiled and cached "at need".
Still, does your Q/A really want to support that Java Application X
works with *any* valid Java implementation Y, including third-party ones?
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--Per Bothner
per@xxxxxxxxxxx http://per.bothner.com/
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