Hi list, I'm mostly active as maintainer for the Science team and the Robot OS (ROS) packaging. The new ROS version 2 is designed to run with a middleware based on DDS, and their chosen implementation eProsima FastDDS, even though it's written in C++, happens to ship with a Java-based IDL compiler. The IDL compiler relies on a custom parser implementation based on Antlr4, which comes as a separate Java library. Based on the available documentation, I have come up with something that works and is Lintian clean, but I'd feel better if someone with more experience in Java packaging could have a look [1], [2] and give me some feedback. Also, I wanted to ask if it is okay to make the library a "public package" in the Java team space, even if I don't expect widespread use outside the ROS community. I will commit to maintain the package for the foreseeable future, of course. I believe the fastddsgen tool itself is a better fit for the Science team space (or wherever the FastDDS packages end up eventually), but I'm open to suggestions if you think otherwise. Cheers Timo [1] https://salsa.debian.org/roehling/eprosima-idl-parser [2] https://salsa.debian.org/roehling/fastddsgen
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