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From: nasser@apldbio.com
Subject: [Q] AdaMagic compiler maps to which JDK release?
Date: 1997/03/07
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Date: 1997-03-07T00:00:00+00:00
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I have the Adamagic compiler release 1.1, I beleive this one implements
the java API based on Java release 1.0 beta, but I can be wrong on this.

I am not clear on something, so my question is, with Sun making 
new updates to the Java API (now JDK is at level 1.1 final), will 
Adamagic contiune to make corresponding updates to support the new 
API's being added to Java, and to support any changes being made to exisiting
API's ? (for example some changes and additions to  AWT, new API's added 
such as new math package API, object serialization API, reflection, JDBC, JNI
etc..)

What is the policy/strategy here for the Adamagic? will Tucker Taft 
of of Intermetrics continue to update the Adamagic compiler as more 
Java API's being added? There will be more java API's added inthe future
also, can one be sure that Adamagic will continue to implement those also?


thanks,
Nasser