Initial jmake (javamake) sources from Stephen Uhler
Upgrade to NetBeans 6.5
Whitespace cleanup using NetBeans 6.5 'Format', also import statement cleanup.
Fixed all javac warning errors.
Misc findbugs fixes, added test directory for junit tests.
Setup for NetBeans 6.5.1 (Mac).
Initial attempt to allow for jdk 1.6 class files.
Bump version to 1.3.4.  Version 1.3.4 contains support for JDK 6 class files.
Support VPATH mode, ala GNUMake's VPATH

We use JMake in an environment where we depend on VPATH to allow support
for "sparse work areas" and "baselines".

A "baseline" is the area that contains all the source and compiled code
that makes up our application.  This is built regularly by our
release management group.

A "sparse work area" is an area where the
developer has only their updated files; all other files are found in the
baseline.

Our tools and build mechanics rely on the concept of VPATH to work
correctly.  This update is a zero-sum change for traditional JMake
use, but also allows for VPATH to be used, as desired.
Added testcase1
Added testcase structure. Simple test to start.
Added findbugs settings.
Test adjustment.
Various findbugs fixes, mostly object1==object2 to object1.equals(object2), plus some null assignments to fields.
Adding in some report generation, findbugs, pmd, etc.
Fixes for testing outside of netbeans.
Changes for ant builds outside of netbeans.
More adjustments to running findbugs and finding ant and junit jar files.
Use import versions of ant and junit
Setup for creating findbugs, pmd, junit reports. Using ant/junit from home directory.