I have had some problems when compiling the latest Kaffe (1.1.0) with GCC 3.3 on GNU/Linux PowerPC.
The first one is a misuse of the preprocessor concatenation operator ## at line 146 of kaffe/kaffevm/systems/unix-jthreads/jthread.c. Removing it fixes the problem, and I think it is the right thing altogether. I include a patch.
The second problem is due to the representation of va_list, which I believe to be system-dependent. This leads to a problem in kaffe/kaffevm/stringParsing.c, which appears to be fixed by my (very hackish) second patch. Maybe it should be conditionalized (only for PPC).
I ran make check.
divtest.java is the only test that failed (I compiled it with GCJ and it worked nice, both compiled to native code and compiled to bytecode and then interpreted with gij). I include the output from Kaffe.
Thanks for your nice work,
-- Luca Saiu, maintainer of GNU epsilon http://www.gnu.org/software/epsilon
146c146 < #define SIGNAL_CONTEXT_POINTER(x) void *##x --- > #define SIGNAL_CONTEXT_POINTER(x) void * x /* fix by [EMAIL PROTECTED] */
73c73 < va_list args; --- > void* args; /* hackish fix by [EMAIL PROTECTED] */ 113c113 < pf->args = args; --- > pf->args = (void*)args; /* hackish fix by [EMAIL PROTECTED] */
40000000 1 / 40000000 40000000 1 % 0 80000000 1 / 80000000 80000000 1 % 0 40000000 -1 / c0000000 40000000 -1 % 0 80000000 -1 / 80000000 80000000 -1 % 7fffffff 40000000 2 / 20000000 40000000 2 % 0 80000000 2 / c0000000 80000000 2 % 0 40000000 -2 / e0000000 40000000 -2 % 0 80000000 -2 / 40000000 80000000 -2 % 0
