diff --git a/lib/readme-lib-module.adoc b/lib/readme-lib-module.adoc index 6d1acd43f..ff7c8ca62 100644 --- a/lib/readme-lib-module.adoc +++ b/lib/readme-lib-module.adoc @@ -1,51 +1,19 @@ - -AspectJ library module - -

AspectJ library module

+= AspectJ library module -This module primarily contains binary libraries from open-source projects, -some of which are subject to licenses other than the Eclipse Public License (EPL). -Those not subject to EPL are not distributed in source or binary form with -AspectJ (except for Apache's BCEL), but are used in the development of AspectJ. -This module also contains some bootstrap libraries and test sources. +This module primarily contains binary libraries from open-source projects, some of which are subject to licenses other +than the Eclipse Public License (EPL). Those not subject to EPL are not distributed in source or binary form with +AspectJ (except for Apache's BCEL), but are used in the development of AspectJ. This module also contains some bootstrap +libraries and test sources. - - - +* ant: Ant 1.6.3 from http:jakarta.apache.org/ant. This is a normal binary distribution, junit.jar in the lib dir. Ant + is available under the Apache Software License. +* aspectj: This is just our version to avoid bootstrapping Ant builds of modules built with AspectJ. Likely to be + replaced with bootstrapping. +* bcel: The Bytecode Engineering Library from http:jakarta.apache.org/bcel, available under the Apache Software License. +* build: bootstrap libraries for the build process. +* commons: Commons 1.0 from https://commons.apache.org[apache.org]. This is used only by the testing module. +* junit: JUnit 3.7 test libraries, available from https://junit.org[junit.org] and under the CPL. +* regexp: Regular expressions from the retired https://jakarta.apache.org[Apache Jakarta] project. This is used only by + the testing module. +* test: bootstrap libraries for the test process. These could be replaced with build products, to avoid the checked-in + versions being out of date, but these build products change rarely (and almost never in binary-incompatible ways).