>>>>> "PC" == Piero Campanelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
PC> ok..ok this means that it is unstable and it isn't
PC> usable....is it? In other words i am really astonished about
PC> fact that under Redhat 6 i haven't any way to develop in Java:
That shouldn't a surprise since RH 6.0 has been just released. The
decision to go with the new glibc was a RH one and the JDK porting
team has no control over it. BTW, the JDK is not the only thing that
is going to be broken, a lot of other applications will need
recompilation using glibc 2.1, this is going to be fixed in the next
few weeks/months.
PC> * Kaffe is beta and works only on 1.0 API * jdk1.1.6 doesn't
PC> work * jdk1.1.7 is a test version * jdk1.2 doesn't work
PC> problem is the same: libraries. Is there someone that has fix
PC> it ?
See above.
PC> this is strange. According to my experience, until some days
PC> ago (with redhat 5.2 and jdk117-v2) java was very slow on my
PC> linux system against implementation for Windows NT. (in the
PC> past jdk1.0 was faster on linux than nt). Probalby in these
PC> days i make an error...and now i ask to you: what is
PC> difference between green_thread and native? If you use native
PC> is faster? and green is a special library?
Native threads are implemented by the OS and use the OS scheduler,
gree threads are "cooperative" subprocesses completely handled by the
JVM.
--Paolo
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