rPath Linux:Java Questions to Answer

From rPath Wiki

• How do we split out upstream byte code from gcj byte code?
  • Use flavors. Right now gcj means built from source with gcj and !gcj means upstream byte code.
• What flavors do we want to use for java? We already have a gcj flavor.
• What does the gcj flavor mean? Built with gcj, runs with gcj?
• Do we really need to label which compiler was used to generate byte code?

• byte code should go in a components of this package (maybe :java)
• native binary should be treated like any other native binary