Kevin Ryan writes:
> Please pardon my ignorance: what's a Netwinder, and is the SA-100 a
> processor, or what?
>
The netwinder's a cute little machine developed by Corel computing
canada. It has the SA1100 (strong arm) processor which used to be
made by DEC but is now produced by Intel.
Jim Hazen wrote:
>
> Christian Cryder wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I have a question about how the class resources are found on Linux. I
> > installed jdk117 v3, and when I run a test program, I see it referencing
> > files in /usr/share/kaffe/Klasses.jar (which I did NOT install!). What is
> >
Hi people
Has anybody been able to get the JNI interface working on a
Netwinder or any other SA-1100 platform ? I wrote a java wrapper
for some of my native C-routines and used JNI to export them from
the C shared object library. This works fine in my Intel machine,
however, the compilation for
Hi!
I downloaded Java Server Pages and made it work (resoneble well) on my RedHat 6.0
Linux after a few changes in the start-script that was written for korn-shell (Solaris
specific??). But it doesn't still work really clean and smoth. Is there anything else
that must be changed before it will
> Hi All !
> How do I uninstall kaffe ? I need to use the blackdown port ...
>Regards, Pascal Chong Singapore
If you're using RedHat 6.0, "rpm -e kaffe" as root should uninstall it.
Check to see if it's there by "rpm -q kaffe" which queries. If it's still
there, use the full package name
Since you didn't say how you installed it I'll assume you're running RedHat
and therefore had it installed for you (wasn't that just _so_ helpfull)
rpm -ehv kaffe
At 09:26 AM 6/10/99 +0800, Pascal Chong wrote:
>Hi All !
> How do I uninstall kaffe ? I need to use the blackdown port ...
Hi All !
How do I uninstall kaffe ? I need to use the
blackdown port ...
Regards,
Pascal Chong
Singapore
Same there. Blackdown is doing a great job with 1.2 considering all the
bazillion new features it adds over 1.1. The latest rounds of Native
threads for 117v3 work great, but there still seem to be numerous Native
threading issues in 1.2. I'd really like to see this problem resolved
so that I c
Christian Cryder wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have a question about how the class resources are found on Linux. I
> installed jdk117 v3, and when I run a test program, I see it referencing
> files in /usr/share/kaffe/Klasses.jar (which I did NOT install!). What is
> happening here? Can someone expla
Hi guys,
as there are some confused users on the mailing list, I want to
submit this report. I have had no problems using the jidl
IDL compiler from the ORBacus 3.1.2 ORB and compiling the
java stuff with the ordinary JDK ORB. I only tested a small
example, no bigger project. But it is a good st
Yes I have created a boot floopy that works just fine. I have even tried
dd if=/dev/fd0 of=/bootsect.lnx bs=512 count=1
and
dd if=/dev/sdb2 of=/bootsect.lnx bs=512 count=2
these both fail.
john
On 09-Jun-99 Larry Mintz wrote:
>
>
>
>> ** Original Subject: Linux - NT HOWTO ... is there a
I too have problems running AWT applications using jdk1.2v2 on my 16bpp
display. Unlike you, I can run visual apps at 32bpp (or indeed 8bpp) okay.
I think that I've tracked my problem down to a possible bug in Java. It
seems that sun.awt.image.ShortInterleavedRaster expects the RGB weighting
(i.e
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Hi all,
I have a question about how the class resources are found on Linux. I
installed jdk117 v3, and when I run a test program, I see it referencing
files in /usr/share/kaffe/Klasses.jar (which I did NOT install!). What is
happening here? Can someone explain this too me?
Thanks,
Christian
---
Hi all-
I should start by saying "Thanks!" for all the great work that's
being done by the Blackdown folks.
Also, I'm wondering how long it might be until a native-threads
version of the JDK (either 1.1.x or 1.2) is working with glibc 2.1.
Is the problem in linuxthreads, or the JDK? Where can I
> José Luis Gonçalves wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> it is possibel this combination, I try and try, nothing ...
> In a Debian system i have succeed ... not in redhat ...
>
> any help ?
I'm running RH 6 and jdk1.2pre2, aside from some Native threading issues
it works great. Make sure you DL the glibc 2.1
hello there again,
Could some one give me a quick help on this following error message, I
just upgraded my linux to RedHat 6.0 and installed Jdk1.2 pre-release.
*** panic: GC: getStickySystemClass failed: java/lang/ref/Reference
CLASSPATH may be incorrect
SIGABRT 6* abort (generate
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> If you need real Java speed you should quickly switch to Windows or
> buy a RS 6000 computer + software ;)
I'm physically allergic to Windows and don't have the dough for the second
option, so I think I'll just make do with my dual 400Mhz Pentium box :-).
(which will
> > TYA surely isn't for the bit bucket. It is always nice to have an
> > option. Could you imagine that Sun's JIT has quite a few bugs TYA
>
> Other reasons developing TYA are:
>
> -There are options beside of Linux: TYA is widely used
Oops, have forgotten something:
there's anothter option
> Looks like the SUNWjit beats TYA by a large margin (and, without putting
> down the tremendous effort that TYA represents, I more-or-less expected
If you need real Java speed you should quickly switch to Windows
or buy a RS 6000 computer + software ;)
Cheers
Albrecht
José Luis Gonçalves wrote:
> Hi! it is possibel this combination, I try and try, nothing ...In a
> Debian system i have succeed ... not in redhat ... any help ?
Yep! would you get the jdk 1.2 pre2 for glibc 2.1, if not what are you
waintin' for?, if you do what's exactly the problem?
-
Hi!
it is possibel this combination, I try and try,
nothing ...
In a Debian system i have succeed ... not in redhat
...
any help ?
tnx
Ze luis
Steve Byrne wrote:
> Scott Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> >
> > On Tue, 8 Jun 1999, Bob Cadenza wrote:
> >
> > [snip]
> > > For images this is almost 5 times as slow in jdk1.2. You can even see
> > > it, the benchmark even redraws itself noticably slow.
> >
> > You can chalk that differe
> "Nelson" == Nelson Minar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Nelson> I am still not sure if this is comprehensive. If someone
Nelson> with access to the Blackdown sources would be so kind as
Nelson> to grep through them for calls to getenv(), that would
Nelson> help a lot.
What abo
>I am attempting to compile an RMI application with the 1.17 version
>of the Blackdown JDK, and when I do, I get a Segmentation Fault. This
>does not leave any trace of why the fault occured.
I use RMI extensively in JDK 1.1.7, under Redhat 4.2, 5.2, and 6.0,
and haven't run into this. Is it rmic
Hi,
My AWT HelloWorldAwt.java invoked thru C++/JNI is crashing my Linux box!
My first Linux crash after 3 years :-(
It eats up all my memory 128MB + swap 128MB in a few seconds.
The same HelloWorldAwt.java works well with JDK 1.1.x - JNI (C++
invoked)
and invoked with JDK 1.2 Pre2 directly (ja
Hi all,
I've been using jdk1.1.7/8 for Alpha on redhat 5.1 for some months and it is a
great Java development platform! Until now I've done only server-side applications
without a GUI. Now I'm going to build a GUI app but I get a Seg Fault when I try to
open an AWT window.
I've downloaded and in
> How can I make a method being called before the jvm exits when killing
> the jvm (or pressing Ctrl-C if its in the foreground)?
I believe you need to handle it using JNI and calling C code (not very
portable)
The following software does this for you:
http://interstice.com/~kevinh/project
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