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Why is "Non Java Projects" chp 18 so thin? [message #809436]

Tue, 28 February 2012 16:58

Dick Bridges
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Registered: March 2011
Location: Irvine, CA

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ICYC, I'm setting up Buckminster for a non-Java OSGi project. Specifically, something very similar to "nOSGi: a posix-compliant native OSGi framework" (link removed. Search for 'nOSGi').

Query: Does the empty chapter 18 ("Non Java Projects") indicate there is more to come or that we should simply extend Buckminster to read the 'native' bundle manifests and there is no real need for a separate chapter?

Can someone point me in the right direction?

Regards, Dick

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Re: Why is "Non Java Projects" chp 18 so thin? [message #809569 is a reply to message #809436]

Tue, 28 February 2012 21:15

Henrik Lindberg
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Registered: July 2009

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On 2012-28-02 22:58, Dick Bridges wrote:
> ICYC, I'm setting up Buckminster for a non-Java OSGi project.
> Specifically, something very similar to "nOSGi: a posix-compliant native
> OSGi framework" (link removed. Search for 'nOSGi').
>
> Query: Does the empty chapter 18 ("Non Java Projects") indicate there is
> more to come or that we should simply extend Buckminster to read the
> 'native' bundle manifests and there is no real need for a separate chapter?
>
> Can someone point me in the right direction?
>
> Regards, Dick
>
The idea was to show with examples how this would be done using some
sort of best/common practices. It turned out to be a major effort as we
at the time did not have any builds that were non-java.

Would love to include examples, but simply do not have the time to
construct them.

Hope that explains why the chapter is thin.

Regards
- henrik

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