[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
I have compiled kaffe with success. I have written a "Hello World" Java
application and integrated the Hello.class format into my romfs.h image.(first
i have created an romfs.img image with "mk_romfs" -binary and finally convert
to a romfs.h file with a bin --> hex tool, then putting romfs.h into
kaffe-1.0.7/config/i386/ecos/md.h and mount the romfs with
MTAB_ENTRY( romfs_mte1, "/", "romfs", "", (CYG_ADDRWORD) &bin_data[0] );
That's not part of the kaffe.org sources. You'll have to talk with the
authors of the code, and they are not here, I am afraid.
When running kaffe, the initialisation looks fine. Also the main2 method seems
to be ok, because my Hello.class file was found and the number of arguments are
ok. But when invoking the static "main"-method from Hello-application by
"(*env)->CallStaticVoidMethod(env, mcls, mmth, args)", i do not see the output
message "Hello world". Can anybody find the reason for that?
Try using gdb, and reading the code carefully as it is executed to see
what it does. The ecos port is not in the Kaffe.org source tree, so it
is hard for people unfamiliar with the source code to guess what goes
right or wrong. You'll have to use a debugger like gdb and try to
understand the source code you have written and/or integrated. Read all
the documentation on Kaffe in the docs section of the website. Run you
HelloWorld with full debugging output in the same version on a different
system and see how it behaves there. Etc. You will have to take your
time to find out what the code is supposed to do, what it is doing, and
if that's to be expected or not.
Regarding a Wonka port to ecos, I'd suggest that you ask on the wonka
mailing list.
cheers,
dalibor topic
cheers,
dalibor topic
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