[Bug 167525] Review Request: cpptasks
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Jerry James <loganjerry at gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #10 from Jerry James <loganjerry at gmail.com> 2009-08-28 14:07:21 EDT ---
> Well, I don't know. It needs the clirr plugins, so it isn't going to build at
> the moment. I must admit I find maven somewhat opaque, and am not overly keen
> on packaging clirr. If it gets packaged, I will update however.
I've had a look, and clirr just isn't going to happen for Fedora. First, it's
a dead project. Second, it only builds with maven1, NOT maven2. But it's not
needed for building the manual, anyway, is it? I think we can just patch the
clirr-related parts out of build.xml.
> >Is there a reason for not building with gcj?
> Sorry, not sure why this needs to be done. If licencing is the concern, Sun's
> javac has been free (as in software) for quite a while now, I believe since F9.
> I note that packages such as maven2-plugin-release use OpenJDK in preference to
> gcj...
Last I heard, OpenJDK on PPC/PPC64 is 1 or 2 orders of magnitude slower than
gcj-generated code. GCJ support is not a MUST item, so I won't block the
review on this point. Personally, I'd be happy to see gcj-compiled code go
away and all Java packages become noarch. For that to happen, though, the
speed problems with OpenJDK need to be fixed. I don't know who is working on
that or what the status is.
So, going over the list again, java-devel still isn't a BR, but it's pulled in
by ant, so I guess that's okay. Everything else is fixed, so this package is
APPROVED.
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