- Native methods that return float (not double) or take a float as
argument will produce incorrect results.  This is a bug in Kaffe, not
in Guarana.  The C calling conventions, at least on Sparc and x86,
state that float values are always promoted to double, but Kaffe does
not promote them, so the native code reads a double from the memory
address or register where kaffe stored a float, and returns a double
when kaffe will read just a float.  Guarana works around this problem
when it must work with float values in native code.  We recommend you
to avoid this practice.

- The finalizer appears to deadlock with itself.  This is an ancient
bug in Kaffe, not in Guarana.  It has just become evident as the new
interception mechanisms of finalizers were tested.

- The Kaffe OpenVM 1.0.b* snapshots are still quite unstable.  You may
prefer to use newer snapshots or Kaffe 0.10.1 instead; please read the
FAQ for instructions on how to do that.

