Re: Compilation Time | More questions ClassLoader

On Thu, 2007-05-24 at 10:15 +0200, Martin Schlienger wrote: > Thanks to all for your contribution. We have now a version that works > and without further optimizations we can run jamvm with a local > classpath of ~ 800ko and still be able to use all the classes in GNU > Classpath by loading them fr

special zero-length 'gnu.gcj.gcj-compiled' attribute ???

Hi all, I have succesfully (configure, make, make install) installed gnu classpath 0.95 on my mipsel/debian machine, I have exported the adjusted $CLASSPATH $LD_LIBRARY_PATH vaiables but when I compile my java code I obtain an error : "gcj x.jar --main=test -o binaries java/lang/Object.java:0: f

Re: special zero-length 'gnu.gcj.gcj-compiled' attribute ???

Hi Luigi, although GCJ uses GNU Classpath you are not supposed to compile it separately. The GCC tarball already includes a snapshot of Classpath which is modified slightly to fit to GCJ's requirements. If you compile gcj correctly it will bring its own 'Classpath' (named libgcj) and uses that at

Re: Compilation Time | More questions ClassLoader

Thanks to all for your contribution. We have now a version that works and without further optimizations we can run jamvm with a local classpath of ~ 800ko and still be able to use all the classes in GNU Classpath by loading them from a remote http location. Indeed there were several problems havi