> No, there's a lot to be said for Java's cross-platform
> capabilities.
> Currently, if I want to access CA from java, I need to build
> the CA library for every platform on which my Java app will run.
>
I seems that on a fundamental level this question comes down to whether
it is easier to completely reproduce the CA client libraries in JAVA, or
whether it is easier to build and distribute a set of binaries for the
set of architectures that we use. The effort to support the latter might
be distributed over several sites if there is some mechanism by which a
site using a new architecture can build EPICS and then upload the result
into a central web based repository for use by other sites that may have
that same architecture. An EPICS RPM for Linux might also help with this
chore.
Jeff
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