Is it present in FC3 Test 1 ? if not, where can I see info about java
and javac wrappers?
Ricardo
Thomas Fitzsimmons wrote:
... The java command will be a wrapper script that runs gij. When gij
is invoked on a class name, it first searches in /usr/lib for a
natively-compiled version of that class. For example:
$ gij org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.batch.Main
will cause gij to look for libraries in this order:
/usr/lib/lib-org-eclipse-jdt-internal-compiler-batch-Main.so
/usr/lib/lib-org-eclipse-jdt-internal-compiler-batch.so
/usr/lib/lib-org-eclipse-jdt-internal-compiler.so
...
until it finds a match for
org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.batch.Main. If it doesn't find a
match, then it begins searching through its class path for a bytecode
version of the class, just like a traditional JVM.
The plan is to create separate RPMs that provide these natively-compiled
libraries. If those RPMs are installed, then gij will transparently
find and run the native libraries, rather than the (slower) bytecode
provided by the corresponding noarch RPMs.
Tom
