There is no need for c$ to be a global. It can be removed from being a global value by the following process:

1. changing all Clazz.pu$h() calls to Clazz.pu$h(c$)

2. in j2slib, changing Clazz.pu$h and Clazz.p0p to:

Clazz.pu$h = function (c$) {
		Clazz.cla$$$tack,push(c$)
};
Clazz.p0p = function () {
		return  Clazz.cla$$$tack,pop();
};

3. in j2slib, wrapping all JavaScript that contains references to c$ with a localizing function:

    	eval ("(function(){var c$;" + transport.responseText + "})()");
   

Alternatively, better, would be for the compiler to make sure c$ is local.

This completes the localization of all J2S variables in SwingJS. The only global variables in SwingJS are Clazz and the various packages such as java, org, and com.

This works as described for SwingJS.