Hello I am new here. I am looking for the java libraries to put ALT_BINARY_PLUGS_PATH. I need the version b30 for Linux 32bit
My first intention is to build an OpenJdk with the callcc patch. After a treasure hunt to learn hg, basic OpenJdk compilation, patch application, and so on, I try to compile the patch as follow : - as last modification of the patch was made just after rebasing to b30, I decided to apply the patch to the b30 version of the jdk - I could switch back my Gcc to version 4.1 - Hotspot seems to compile correctly without the patch - My actual problem is when doing "make jdk". It requires jre/lib/i386/libjsoundhs.so which is in the binary-plug. I could not find version b30 of the binary-plug on the web, and I seems that jdk b30 version cannot build normally without it. Help!!! Motivations: I am playing with a pure functional toy language of my own. I am trying to see how helpful out-of-order execution could be when some functions interact with the outside (e.g. the user or a database). Other works have already shown that continuations help to when asking questions (Queinnec works on webserver with Scheme) and that delimited continuations allow to gather questions (an idea of my own, and that I've also found in works by Oleg Kiselyov). It would allow the questions to be presented to the user a the same time (and eventually generalized to avoid asking 1000 questions). I am currently using Javaflow to test the concept in my toy language implementation. My requirement for delimited continuation native support in a JVM would be: - Definition of the continuation context should be free as it happens very often for me (I think doCopyStackContext is too expensive in my case). Something like a try-catch would be cool. - However, copyStack can be reasonably expensive as I plan that compilation technique could minimize the points were copyStack is needed. Thank you all Emmanuel CASTRO Montigny le Bretonneux FRANCE emmanuel.castro à laposte.net
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