Re: Next Gen JDEE

Paul Landes <[email protected]> writes:

> Yes, I did think about gradle, but I think it's probably over kill for
> what we need. 

I think there are two separate issues here:

- the system that builds the components of the JDEE2 project.

- the build systems that typical JDEE2 users use in their projects.

I was addressing the latter. Surely there is no reason for JDEE2 to
impose that choice on users?

> We could abstract out project information but that complicates things

Emacs core is making an attempt to define an abstract project interface.
It's not easy, because people have such different ideas about what a
"project" is.

But supporting a specific suite of build tools via a unified front end
is a well defined project.


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