Hey Jerry,
I have a Redhat 4.2 1.1.5v7 libc install, and I had tried not
including a CLASSPATH variable. For the most part, things worked fine
(java and appletviewer worked), but javac returned the error
"CLASSPATH not set!!!!"
and stopped working. At that point, I added a CLASSPATH to my
.profile and then sourced it. I then got a different error
"Library Path not set."
and javac cored at that point. Just to be sure, java and
appletview still worked after that episode.
I mean, I don't mind working in DOS in order to compile stuff,
but that means I have to keep this dumb-ass second partition on my
machine. It would be swell if I could go full-on Linux.
Jason
On Thu, 11 Jun 1998, Jerry Solomon x2761 wrote:
>
> Well, I suppose I should add my own observations to the general confusion
> over glibc and libc. I recently installed JDK1.1.5v7 on one of our RedHat
> 4.2 systems using the libc version, and it performs quite well with no
> problems (so far). I could not get the glibc version to work at all! Also,
> on this system the CLASSPATH environment must NOT be set in order for JDK
> to work properly! Perhaps someone will find this observation useful.-)
>
> Jerry Solomon
>
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