Hi All,
I'd like to re-raise the question of whether the Mika VM (<http://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mika_VM>, <http://www.k-embedded-java.com/mika/trac/>)
has a role to play within the Harmony project. I discussed this previously
with Geir Magnusson, but that was before he moved on ...
Mika is a BSD-licensed VM designed for the JavaME CDC space; the class
libraries it uses are currently mostly its own but moving towards using
Harmony. Currently that movement is somewhat glacial (we have to dumb-down
Harmony to 1.4 compliance, which is boring work), but it will get a boost
once we start work on supporting Java5 features.
What do people think - does Mika have a role to play in Harmony or should we
just be "downstream" users of the Harmony classlibs?
Best rgards
Chris
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