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Re: Language Advocacy

From: Bruce Atherton <bruce_at_flair.law.ubc.ca>
Date: 2001-03-03 01:29:15 CET

At 06:35 PM 02/03/2001 -0500, Jim Blandy wrote:

>Not sure what you mean here. Code that uses the Subversion filesystem
>library need never make a single Berkeley DB call --- svn_fs.h
>provides a complete covering for Berkeley DB. So I don't see why the
>fact that the FS uses Berkeley DB internally affects how one must
>write Java bindings for it.

What I meant was that if you wanted to write a client that interacted with
the Subversion file system rather than through network calls, you could not
do it in pure Java but require JNI bindings. That is true even if you
recreate all the FS code in Java, because the Berkeley DB code requires JNI
bindings (as I understand it). Of course, you could try to recreate
Berkeley DB in Java as well, but that would be no small undertaking.
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