I'm a happy user of jamvm (the small JVM port, version 1.6); I understood that it was a dead project (no further development) until I stumbled upon their web site: http://http://jamvm.sourceforge.net/ and read that there is a version 2.0 available (also for the MIPS processor family); the advantages of this version are a) OpenJDK support) b) Java version 1.6, 1.7 and even the new 1.8 support c) a lot of bug fixes. Especially option a) is of interest because previously jamvm only supported GNU's 'classpath' of the core Java classes and that set of classes has lots of bugs and is only up to date until Java 1.5. My question is: will this updated version of jamvm be available for the Yun? And, if so, when? I'm waiting as fast as I can The availability of this new version would certainly be an improvement for the Yun ...
I have a question: last week I posted an issue (which is all I can do now because the hardware of my Linux laptop is completely broken) and now what? Do I have to wait until somebody picks up my issue?
Ah, ok, thanks for the information; I'll keep an eye on that site and wait until my new laptop arrives (the old one is a goner). I would really like that new version of jamvm available for the Yun because that 'classpath' thing is full of bugs and quite outdated ...
JosAH:
Ah, ok, thanks for the information; I'll keep an eye on that site and wait until my new laptop arrives (the old one is a goner). I would really like that new version of jamvm available for the Yun because that 'classpath' thing is full of bugs and quite outdated ...
kind regards,
Jos
Yun's classpath version is 0.98, Release date is 05 Feb 2009.
@Sonnyyu: classpath 0.99 is only Java 1.5 compliant (sort of) while classpath 0.98 is mostly Java 1.4 compliant; both versions of Java are long dead while OpenJDK supports even the latest Java 1.8 version. Jamvm 2.0 can run it, that's why I am so eager to have it available for the Yun.