Stuart Ballard wrote: > 2) "Unusual" VMs: Things where JNI-centric assumptions don't > hold true. > For example, IKVM and Jaos(?) don't use JNI at all within > Classpath, and their natural "pointer" type is just a normal > object reference. gcj with CNI also falls into this category.
I'd like to qualify this. IKVM does have native pointers. This discussion is about RawData use in NIO, in which case we are talking about native memory (presumably in most/all VM types). For general VM state, I wouldn't like to see RawData used, because on IKVM, Jaos and Jikes RVM, you'd typically want the VM state to be in a Java heap object as well. Regards, Jeroen _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
