Codebase of Eclipse using generic -


Do anyone know that when Eclipse is planning to move its codebase to 1.5> (i.e., general and annotation?)

To use)?

Latest plans for upcoming stills:

Most Eclipse SDK is the "pure" Java code and there is no direct dependency on the underlying operating system. Therefore, the main dependency is on the Java platform itself.
Components are targeted at specific classes of operating environments, their source code is required for reference references available in their special source libraries (like J2ME Foundation 1.1 ), J2SE 1.4 , Java 5 , etc.).

In general, the eclipse project's 3.6 release has been developed based on a mix of Java 1.4> , Java 5 and Java 6 VMs .- As such, the entire eclipse SDK is targeted at all, the modern, desktop Java VM.
Most functionality is available for 1.4 level development everywhere , and extended development capabilities are made available on those VMs that support them.

So long as they want to support platforms with the older JDK, the incentive to re-write the large part of the codebase in the JDK recently is less.

Note:

In general, the 1.0 release OF E4 project has been developed on Java SE5.


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