dan wrote:
> As for the stability, I cannot comment. I have experienced no serious problems
> with the Linux (Java) port.
Have you used jEdit successfully?
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Christopher Rowan rowan {at} sme.sony.co.jp
th
Old RedHat 5.2 has glibc2(libc6).
JDK 1.2 supports just glibc2.
No problem.
Leiji is Reiji in Japan
>
> I tried another set of glibc libraries, taken from the RedHad FTP
directory.
> They seem to be glibc 2.0.7, as required from the docs.
>
> I even tried to add the libs required by ldd java (at
I tried another set of glibc libraries, taken from the RedHad FTP directory.
They seem to be glibc 2.0.7, as required from the docs.
I even tried to add the libs required by ldd java (attached to this message) o
the ldconfig path, as you can check in the attached ldconfig -v output.
So far, sam
Chen-Lung Wu,
I forund that I needed to do several steps to compile c code and make a
shared library. Here is what I did:
(for HelloWorld example)
files HelloWorld.java, HelloWorldImp.c, Main.java
1. run javac on HelloWorld.java, and javah on this
(as instruced in the example)
2. compile the C
Hi everybody,
after hours I ve found a bug in TYA's opcode processing
causing some heavy headache here
The bugfix will appear in TYA's next release I am working on:
to run both with jdk1.1.x and jdk1.2 (will be TYA v1.3).
The bug produces floating point unit overflows in certain
situations
On Fri, 9 Apr 1999 19:30:16 +0100, Oliver Fels wrote:
>> Well, I now know why people say "Write once, test everywhere"
>>
>> If the code you write is not correct, sometimes it still produces
>> what seems to be correct results on some platforms.
>
>Well, there are few exceptions ;-)
>Some are re
Mark MacRae wrote:
>
> Could somebody tell me how to fix the "font specified in font.proterties
> not found" warnings I'm getting whenever I run anything using AWT.
> I trying out the 1.2pre1 on a Red Hat 5.2 system (kernel 2.2.5). But
> I'm a newbie to Linux, please help.
>
Search the
Could somebody tell me how to fix the "font specified in font.proterties
not found" warnings I'm getting whenever I run anything using AWT.
I trying out the 1.2pre1 on a Red Hat 5.2 system (kernel 2.2.5). But
I'm a newbie to Linux, please help.
BTW: when will 1.2pre2 be out?
mark
> Well, I now know why people say "Write once, test everywhere"
>
> If the code you write is not correct, sometimes it still produces
> what seems to be correct results on some platforms.
Well, there are few exceptions ;-)
Some are regarding platfome limitations
A complex proxy server applicatio
howeee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just ran across something from jdk1.2 concerning
> InetAddress.getLocalHost()
>
> This is always returning 127.0.0.1. I looked at the bug reports from
> previous jdk releases and it appears that this was a bug and was corrected,
> but it appears to have "cropped up" ag
The Sun JDK for NT comes with a JIT compiler.
To get a better comparison of the two, try using the "-nojit" option under NT.
I think you will find the performance to be comparable to Linux. There are
several JIT compilers available for Linux, but it is my understanding that their
performance sti
Hi,
Just ran across something from jdk1.2 concerning
InetAddress.getLocalHost()
This is always returning 127.0.0.1. I looked at the bug reports from
previous jdk releases and it appears that this was a bug and was corrected,
but it appears to have "cropped up" again. Does anyone know of a wo
Hey folks,
Is there any chance of getting the source diffs for JDK 1.2? I'm running a
glibc-2.1.1 based system which does not cope well with the current pre-release
(libc5-based). The previous ports do not run on glibc-2.1 as you are probably
aware, and no new versions have since arrived. Since I
I downloaded 1.2.1 and when it runs I get a
"Semgentation Fault" (core dump). I am reading through
readme's and stuff and will check out the libraries
Any advice
Nelly
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I just spent the last two days fighting a fire to get a project
ready for a demo.
Well, I now know why people say "Write once, test everywhere"
If the code you write is not correct, sometimes it still produces
what seems to be correct results on some platforms.
For example, sometimes putting me
Christopher Rowan writes:
> So I tried something crazy for comparison purposes: I ran jEdit on
> NT4.0sp3 with Sun's jdk1.1.7B. It didn't crash even once in 8 hours.
> And the performance on a Pentium 200/64MB was much better (except for
> startup time) than with Linux on a Pen II 300/196MB.
>
Howdy.
I use jEdit on RH5.2/jdk 1.1.7a/glibc-2.0.7-29.
Unfortunately, it is quite unstable and vaporizes frequently. Poof!
Just disappears :(
So I tried something crazy for comparison purposes: I ran jEdit on
NT4.0sp3 with Sun's jdk1.1.7B. It didn't crash even once in 8 hours.
And the perf
Hello,
I introduce myself as Murali Subramanian from Sundram telematics limited,
Chennai, INDIA. I am interested in porting the source to LINUX/MIPS environment.
I will be thankful to you if you mentions the procedures to do the port for
the environment I mentioned.
Regards,
Mu
Michael Emmel wrote:
> It seems that Sun will not support bug reports that occur in the
> platform independent
> parts of Java since I'm using Linux. If you report a bug and say your
> on Linux
> they say its not a supported platform. Even though I've been reporting
> bugs in the Swing.
>
> I c
How is the port of JDK 1.2 looking? Nearing a new release
maybe?
Take care,
RSK
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Dear Friends,
i am new in the world of Linux.
i would like to know the jdbc drivers for different database available
for linux. also where can get them.
Currently i am looking for jdbc drivers for foxpro, oracle, ms sql
server and ms access.
can any one help me ?
Regards
sheetal
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I downloaded jdk1.2pre-v1 and installed it. I expected troubles when I saw that
the latest libc libraries, the glibc, are required.
Now, if I'm not completely mistaken, glibc is the libc6. I had previously
installed some libc.so.6 libraries and the ld-linux.so.2. But it didn't work, I
get this:
Arnaldo Riquelme wrote:
> I downloaded and installed the JDK1.16 on my Red Hat 5.1 Linux . I
> followed the instructions in the readme.txt and everything
> seem to be working.
> I created a small hello java program , it compiled, but when I tried to
> run
>
> java Hello
>
> I get the following
>
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