SquirrelJME/SquirrelJME

# 2017/12/30

## 16:22

So when it comes to the kernel and the installation code, the stuff is quite
intertwined. But I can have common dependency checking and such before passing
it off to the JIT or another thing which processes the program.

## 16:31

For the JIT to operate, there will need to be a means of storing the class
information and any linkage information. It will need to know which classes
actually exist and can be linked to. Otherwise it is just a mystery as to
what is even available.

## 16:58

I wonder if I should care about ranges of versions, even for those that do not
exist. So basically you could say: Depends on CLDC-3, which that of course
does not exist as a standard at all. But, I suppose the best way to put it
would be to have exact versioning. So if nothing provides support for CLDC-3
then it will not be provided even if it gives CLDC-8. This would make things
much simpler to implement and I would not need to worry about complex
interactions between things.

## 17:33

I believe for dependencies it might be best to just not remove any
dependencies which were matched. Because a dependency like MEEP-8 could be
taken away from a project which partially implements it, so all programs
need to be considered as such.