Hi Prashant, --- "Prashant Singh Yadav, Noida" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi there! im a newbie for Kaffe.Im into a project > which involves porting AWT > of kaffe with some other files preferably to change > the Motif look to some > another.I have changed the > kaffe-1.0.7/libraries/clib/awt/X/wnd.c by our > File ,which involved changing each native calls > made.Now i intent to run a > small prog which just makes a frame (window) off > course all other files are > patched up in the directory.Im getting Runtime error > ,can u plzz tell me > wether my approach is correct<< No erroe handling > ,no event handling>> > .Will it work.
I have serious trouble understanding what you are trying to do. Can you try again in simpler sentences, with paragraphs, and as more structured way? English is not my native language, so my guesses can be quite wrong. Just answer these questions: a) what exactly are you trying to do? (From your description I assume that you are trying to write some kind of an AWT backend, but I can't tell for sure.) b) How are you trying to do it? What exactly have you done? (It seems you are trying to adapt the Xlib backend to do something and you've run into some trouble. What you've done, why you've done it, and what kind of problem you may have is unclear to me from your description) c) It is impossible for anyone to try to debug your modifications without seeing them. If your project allows your code to be contributed to kaffe (i.e. it is licensed in a GPL compatible way), please consider doing so, and then people on the list might be able to help debugging it. If you have found a bug in kaffe's AWT implementation, please post short (5-10 lines) example code showing the bug. Even more welcome than bug reports are bug reports accompanied by patches fixing the bug. If you want me to praise your skills as a programmer in my advogato diary, you'd add a test case for our regression test suite, so that the bug gets caught if it's reintroduced. d) Please avoid hackerish slang like "u, plzz", or funky markup like "<< >>", as it makes your sentences harder to understand. When you have a problem, you want the people to understand you. You don't want them to skip your message because they can't read it. Use plain English. Simple sentences with a subject, a predicate and an object will get the message much better accross then abbreviations. I hope this helps. I'm looking forward to your next bug reports. And I'd like to hear more about your project, of course. best regards, dalibor topic __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ kaffe mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kaffe.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kaffe
