Friday, October 3, 2008

Greetings!

Light Wolf is a small library for Java SE applications, that allows fork/merge, signals and continuations, among other things. Because it's in early stage of development, people must download the sources (an Eclipse project) to use it.

As expert people expect, this library uses bytecode transformation. This means that after you compile your program with your favorite Java compiler, you must run an Ant task to enhance your class files before it can run and invoke fork(), split() and other utilities.

To make this library more usable, someone (probably myself) needs to build an IDE integration, so when you build your project, it's ready to run or debug. As soon as such integration gets ready, I will release a version in binary format.

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