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Native Compiler

Does anyone know that there is a native compiler to make JAVA application to be binary under OS/390? Kennis

makemake?

Michael D. James writes: > A while ago someone asked whether there is a makefile generator for > Java and I forgot the answer. Now I need to do it. (This is why we > need a working archive.) Any tips? The company in question prefers > not to manually update the Makefiles every time a compi

Re: makemake?

Michael D. James wrote: > > A while ago someone asked whether there is a makefile generator for > Java and I forgot the answer. Now I need to do it. (This is why we > need a working archive.) Any tips? The company in question prefers > not to manually update the Makefiles every time a compila

makemake?

A while ago someone asked whether there is a makefile generator for Java and I forgot the answer. Now I need to do it. (This is why we need a working archive.) Any tips? The company in question prefers not to manually update the Makefiles every time a compilation unit is added.

Re: Linux Java and Object Domain 2

Stefano Canepa wrote: > Hi all, > I have set-up Blackdown JDK 1.1.6v2 on my Linux box (RH 5.1) and > started play with Java and all seems to go right, today a installed the > Object Domain's Object Domain version 2 beta 2 and I had an error telling > it cannot start the VM couse java/lang

Linux Java and Object Domain 2

Hi all, I have set-up Blackdown JDK 1.1.6v2 on my Linux box (RH 5.1) and started play with Java and all seems to go right, today a installed the Object Domain's Object Domain version 2 beta 2 and I had an error telling it cannot start the VM couse java/lang/Thread was not found or working

Re: jdk 1.1.6 v2

how about showing us the o/p of ldconfig -v? On Tue, 11 Aug 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi to all! > > I have a problem to install the jdk 1.1.6 because i don´t know if i have > to download for libc5 or glibc, i read that glibc is for distributions > like redhat or debian, i'm using slackwa

Re: sending image

Hi, > I'm writing a Java server application which sends (via socket) an image > to an applet. Good luck. Image objects are not serializable. In other words, they are not willing to be sent over a network. I encountered the same problem in my work. The reason, or so Sun claims: Image objects

jdk 1.1.6 v2

Hi to all! I have a problem to install the jdk 1.1.6 because i don´t know if i have to download for libc5 or glibc, i read that glibc is for distributions like redhat or debian, i'm using slackware, and i've download for libc5 but i'm not sure if this is correct, anyway when i type 'java' or 'jav

Re: Thread.sleep(..) for Linux?

>Linux system timer resolution is (according to manpage) 10msecs. Yep, although this is configurable in the kernel. >And currentTimeMillis returns increments below a 10msec resolution. Newer kernels have more precise timers - they take advantage of some timers in the Pentium. I believe the basi

Java OpenGL bindings

The ARB has set up a group working on official OpenGL bindings proposal for Java. See www.opengl.org news page. There is also a announcement of a VRML browser source written in Java, from the same coder in Graz who wrote VRWeb and contributed a lot to Hyper-G. http://www2.iicm.edu/vrwave

TextField - Problem with Windows...

Hi! If I run this small program under Linux (jdk 1.1.5 v5), all inputs appear on the terminal an not in the TextField, if I use a Frame or a Dialog, the input is correct displayed in the TextField! But the program is running correct under Windows NT & 95... Is there a solution for this problem?

Re: sending image

Dear Stefano, Use PixelGrabber to get an array of bytes (for IndexColorModel) or integers (standard RGB); send the array, and use MemoryImageSource to re-assemble on the other end. Image is not a serializable class - I can't imagine why. If you must use object streams, wrap the pixels and red, gr

Thread.sleep(..) for Linux?

I was wondering about the accuracy to expect from the Linux JDK port of Thread.sleep(long) and Thread.sleep(long,int), as well as System.currentTimeMillis(). Linux system timer resolution is (according to manpage) 10msecs. The Threads book by Oaks/Wong states that sleep(..) simply rounds up to O

Re: "Open" Java/was: Swing in JDK 1.2

Note removal of crossposts. I am not sure whether this is an appropriate list either, so my apologies. > worried about Sun defining ISO Java specifications that include > sucks hacks and com.sun.java.swing. What we really need is a more > open "open process" from Sun. What we would need is an

Installing Java Runtime on Slackware

Thanks for the tip in the FAQ about removing the libraries when installing under Slackware. Because you asked for posts about installating under Slackware, here it is 8^) I'm on an older distribution - Slackware 3.3 - but I have installed the GlibC libraries (2.0.6 ??). The Linux kernel is 2.0.2

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sending image

Hallo, I'm writing a Java server application which sends (via socket) an image to an applet. I'm trying to use ObjectOutputStream out = new ObjectOutputStream(socket.getOutputStream()); Image img = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage("..."); out.writeObject(img); in server side and