Hi, guys,
I have a question during my developing,
In Java it is very easy to assign different final value sto different
instances of an object, but when in C ++, it is difficult, especially
for an array. Like following,
class CPPCls
{
const int iarray[10];
...
}
How to initialize t
Hi,
Has anybody tried to use netbeans in linux?
It is a promising IDE, but with a slight problem : It hangs when you
try to create a new class (for eg).
Has anybody observed similar behavior? I am using jdk1.1.6v3a/glibc2.
I have their second beta (I refer to netbeans).
I wouldn't like to admit i
HrmmmI seem to recall posting something about Netbeans and the
finalizer thread threadlock problem a while ago. If you are having
problems with the finalizer, it is most likely a bug in sun's code.
this might (well, it won't) solve your problem:
$cat "Please fix the finalizer bug in the j
I have been playing around with the javacomm rxtx stuff implementing the
event notification stuff as well as non blocking reads. Unfortunately I
have a problem with the serial ports always blocking on reading despite
the open options. Therefore I have implemented non blocking by using a
separate t
Hello,
I have a problem with jdk1.1.6v3a/glibc2. The problem is with
the finalize() methods which does not get invoked in my code.
Jdk1.1.5v7/glibc2 works fine (ie. the finalize() method is called).
Anyone got any idea why?
(I tried to create a small example which shows the problem
but finalize()
Uncle George -
Thanks for the info. We hope that you'll post info to this mailing list
when you have a 116 that's worthwhile.
Are the problems you're seeing with 116 (like SuperMojo not working) a
porting problem, or a basic JDK 1.1.6 problem?
And, out of curiosity, what is your involvement
Hello all,
I've not seen this one yet, but forgive me if it's a FAQ.
I'm running the jdk1.1.6v2 libc version which was appearing to work fine
until I tried using javac, previously all code having been compiled under
Symantecs JIT compiler on NT, I get the message 'No library path set' and
nothi
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> In both cases their biz model seems to get in the way of
> efficiency. I am not going as far as Linus stating something
> like "Java is Dead", but for my particular application
Could you tell me where you saw this statment?
Bye
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