Hi,
> I managed to successfully build jdk7 with your patches. No errors here.
> A strange thing is that I have a class FontManager$5$1 instead of yours
> FontManager$4$1 (I see from the zipfile you've sent us, that you have
> both FontManager$4$1 and FontManager$5$1). You sure that your
> envir
Hi again
I managed to successfully build jdk7 with your patches. No errors here.
A strange thing is that I have a class FontManager$5$1 instead of yours
FontManager$4$1 (I see from the zipfile you've sent us, that you have
both FontManager$4$1 and FontManager$5$1). You sure that your
environmen
Hi Roman,
just to ask, if you go in the langtools repository and type
hg tip
what's the output? Just to make sure that you have the latest langtools
available
Maurizio
Roman Kennke wrote:
Hi there,
Unfortunately I
wasn't able to build your workspace (even though I'm able to build the
Hi there,
> Unfortunately I
> wasn't able to build your workspace (even though I'm able to build the
> latest full jdk) since when compiling the AWT I'm getting this error:
>
> awt_LoadLibrary.c:(.text+0x358): undefined reference to `AWTIsHeadless'
> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Whoops!
Hi Maurizio,
> I had a look at your classfiles. What I can tel you for sure is that (as
> you suspected) the classfile FontManager$4$1.class is generated
> correctly. Its "enclosingMethod" attribute points to the constant pool
> entry for FontManager$4.run() as it should be. At this point the p
Hi Roman
I had a look at your classfiles. What I can tel you for sure is that (as
you suspected) the classfile FontManager$4$1.class is generated
correctly. Its "enclosingMethod" attribute points to the constant pool
entry for FontManager$4.run() as it should be. At this point the problem
seem
Hi Jon,
> I find the ":" in "(sun/font:FontManager$4$1.class)" somewhat
> strange. It might be worth checking CreateSymbols to see if that is
> just an artifact of the error message, or if it is indicative of the
> error.
Hmm, I'm not sure where this string is created.
> Have you tried us
Roman,
I find the ":" in "(sun/font:FontManager$4$1.class)" somewhat
strange. It might be worth checking CreateSymbols to see if that is
just an artifact of the error message, or if it is indicative of the
error.
Have you tried using javap or similar disassembler to see if they can
rea
Hi Roman,
On Fri, 2008-04-11 at 10:36 +0200, Roman Kennke wrote:
> while developing on my Innovators Challenge project, I came about the
> following build error:
>
> http://kennke.org/~roman/build-error.txt
It is easier if you at least include the error/warnings in the email:
error: bad
Uhmm, could you please re-formulate why do you think this is a javac
problem? I can't see any compilation errors on the log file
Moreover the following code compiles with the latest snapshot of javac
class Test {
final Runnable fileCloserRunnable = new Runnable() {
public void run() {
Hi there,
while developing on my Innovators Challenge project, I came about the
following build error:
http://kennke.org/~roman/build-error.txt
I'm not sure what com.sun.tools.javac.sym.CreateSymbols does and why it
fails. The classes all compile fine. A couple of notes:
- This error only occur
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