Friday, September 07, 2001, 3:32:22 PM, you wrote:
> I guess _I_ have missed something. I didn't know we had Java on the Newt?
Yes, we do :)
> What is Waba?
http://www.cs.gmu.edu/~sean/newton/waba/
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Waba is a stripped-down implementation of the Java Virtual Machine. By
'stripped down', we mean that it does not support doubles,
longs, exceptions, finalizers, threading, reflection, custom class
loaders, security or class verification, and the entire Java class library.
Waba comes with its own library of small but useful classes -- the only
classes Waba has in common with Java's class suite are Object,
String, and StringBuffer, and Waba's implementations have only the bare
minimum of methods.
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If you could stick to this, you are the first one to create a _real_
cross platform waba program... and you poll was useless :)
Hendrik
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