Re: Free Builder?
On Wed, 17 Jun 1998, Sze Yuen Wong wrote: > Where can I get it? Is it stable enough to actually program in it? I haven't used it, but the home page is: http://members.xoom.com/ivelin/FreeBuilder/fb.html Tom. -- Lunatech Research. Where the impossible happens every day...
Re: JDK 2.0 AND Linux 2.20
On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, Ray Racine wrote: > I hate to make the waters deeper and browner but I have been noticing > some suspect behavior with the Blackdown 1.1.7a on the Linux 2.2-pre? > (latest pre6) kernels. > > Specifically, thrown exceptions seem to be intermittently causing core > dumps. Unfortunately, when this occurs it is within 3rd party jars for > which I do not have source. I can create a reproducible case causing > core dumps in Javasoft's Project X XML parser for example. A simple XML > syntax violation will cause a core dump. I did not observe this in the > 2.1.1?? development kernels. I've just upgraded to 2.2.0pre6 and have started to see the same sort of thing occasionally. If I get more, I'll save the details for anyone interested. I wouldn't be surprised if it is a buggy kernel causing the issue - the MM stuff is in flux right now. Best Regards, Tom. -- Cognality Ltd. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Where dreams become reality
Re: another Linux JDK?
On Fri, 10 Jul 1998, Stefan Magdalinski wrote: > and JIT apparently > > http://www.gr.opengroup.org/java/jdk/linux/ Actually, it's a bit more than a JIT: 'Turbo is a Java (TM) byte code to native code compiler. Like a JIT compiler (and unlike traditional compilers) it does not require the application source code, it compiles byte code coming from the net. Unlike a JIT compiler, it works as a compiler separate from the Java runtime and it achieves similar optimizations to traditional compilers, gaining efficiency over JIT compiled code.' TurboJ has been tested by them with the 1.1.3 Blackdown JDKs - though I'm not sure it works with the latest Steve Byrne efforts. If I can get it going I'll report back. It claims to be much faster than a traditional JIT. I don't think they are ready with their JDK yet - couldn't find that on the site. Tom. -- Lunatech Research. Where the impossible happens every day...
