Subject: Re: Cecil: Java-Bin Compilation, Problems
From: Craig Chambers (chambers@cs.washington.edu)
Date: Mon Nov 06 2000 - 12:10:27 PST
The winnt version is the least reliable and tested of the versions, and there
are some (non-central) scripts that are known not to work. You could try the
Linux version of Vortex & Cecil, or one of the other Unix versions.
-- Craig Chambers
"Wilfred L. Guerin" wrote:
>
> Greetings Cecil team,
>
> We are attempting to find SOME quality method of compiling Java (source or
> bytecode) to native runtime or Cpp code.
>
> Your vortex engine should theorhetically do the job, however the winnt
> implementation currently being tested is faulted in many ways.
>
> Probibly due to cygwin problems, but the scripts for the java preperation
> will not run, nor perform correctly. Moreso, general operation throughout
> the project seems to be faulted.
>
> Are there any more recent components available, related projects, or other
> info you can provide regarding this process?
>
> The last thing I want to do now is build our own java compiler engine,
> however this appears to be the last remaining option. [yet in 5 years,
> noone anywhere has made a functional java -> cpp or similar tool?]
>
> Hopefully you can provide more insight into the operation of your vortex
> and java engines.
>
> -Wilfred
> Wilfred@Cryogen.com
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