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To: Neil Archibald <neil@ohio.catapult.com>
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One way to *really* speed up your compiles is to compile the
compiler to native code. Check out j2c on

    http://www.webcity.co.jp/info/andoh/java/j2c.html

The current version, although meant to be for the beta2 JDK, compiled
the 1.0 sun.tools.javac.Main just fine.

Yuk-Lun.