Re: Which version of linux on which is JDK compiled?

1998-11-07 Thread Michael Sinz 

On Sun, 01 Nov 1998 18:26:43 +0900, SHUDOH Kazuyuki wrote:

>[EMAIL PROTECTED]("Michael Sinz") wrote:
>
>> >What platform on which does binary distribution of JDK
>> >for linux compiled? Which version of linux kernel?
>
>> On x86 we use the production kernels since most users will
>> be using such kernels.  Other platforms may use other
>> kernels.
>
>On other processors, e.g. Alpha, PowerPC and SPARC,
>what version of kernel is used generally?
>What platform on which does binary distribution compiled?

The PowerPC group tends to use a relatively new 2.1.x (2.1.100+)
kernel.  There are some fixes that are in the kernels and the
glibc that are needed there.

I don't know about Sparc but I would guess that it is RedHat
based given the RedHat support for the Sparc.

The Alpha work I will be doing will be stable kernel based as much
as possible (such as 2.0.35, which is what I am currently running)
The base system started out as a RedHat 5.0 distribution but has
been updated with many things since then.

The JDK 1.1.7 v1a release was compiled for glibc on a 2.0.35 kernel
with RedHat 5.0 (plus lots of updates)  The libc5 was build on a
rather generic SuSE 5.2 distribution with only minor upgrades.

Michael Sinz -- Director of Research & Development, NextBus Inc.
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Java Virtual Machine source code

1998-11-07 Thread FADY MOUSSA 

Hi, 
this is Fady Youssef, a student in the American University in Cairo... We 
are doing a project to extend the Java language to support real time 
systems.. We need to have access to a java virtual machine source code to 
extend it according to our own real-time specification. 

It seems that we will use real-time linux as our platform, so we are 
looking for a JVM source code for linux...Do you know where can I get it 
for our project?

Thank you for your concern
--Fady

RE: JDK licensing (was Re: A Scenerio)

1998-11-07 Thread Steve Brouwer 

Could someone explain the differences between a reference implementation and
a production.

Thanks in advance
Steve Brouwer

Java Virtual Machine source code

1998-11-07 Thread Steve Byrne 

FADY MOUSSA writes:
 > Hi, 
 > this is Fady Youssef, a student in the American University in Cairo... We 
 > are doing a project to extend the Java language to support real time 
 > systems.. We need to have access to a java virtual machine source code to 
 > extend it according to our own real-time specification. 
 > 
 > It seems that we will use real-time linux as our platform, so we are 
 > looking for a JVM source code for linux...Do you know where can I get it 
 > for our project?

java.sun.com -- look for non-commercial licensing.

 > 
 > Thank you for your concern
 > --Fady
 >

Beans

1998-11-07 Thread George Karabotsos 

Hi,

could anybody give me some starting points of how I should find out more
about the bean coding standard.

Regards,

George.

Re: Beans

1998-11-07 Thread Andrew McLaughlin 

Have you tried java.sun.com?

George Karabotsos wrote:

> Hi,
>
> could anybody give me some starting points of how I should find out more
> about the bean coding standard.
>
> Regards,
>
> George.

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