Stefan Proels wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to use TYA, puzzling over why JDK1.2 claims it cannot be
> > found even though I specify LD_LIBRARY_PATH. So I tried running with
> > JDK1.1: again tya failed, but I got this intriguing message:
> >
> > /usr/local/Java/tya1.3v2/libtya.so: undefined symbol:
>
another limiting factor is memory consumption by the thread stacks... the
defaults are a tad large JIC. If you know your pathlength is predictable
and you don't have a lot of large objects in the call stack frames you can
play with the max values via -oss and -ss (java stack and native stack
resp
I've been using 1.3v2 with 1.1.7v3 since that combination became
possible, with no problems at all, on a Debian system, 2.2.7,
glibc 2.1. I do remember that I had to build tya myself from
source to get it going in the first place; there was some problem
with the Debian tya package at that time.
> I'm trying to use TYA, puzzling over why JDK1.2 claims it cannot be
> found even though I specify LD_LIBRARY_PATH. So I tried running with
> JDK1.1: again tya failed, but I got this intriguing message:
>
> /usr/local/Java/tya1.3v2/libtya.so: undefined symbol:
> min_javastack_chunk_size (libtya
I'm trying to use TYA, puzzling over why JDK1.2 claims it cannot be
found even though I specify LD_LIBRARY_PATH. So I tried running with
JDK1.1: again tya failed, but I got this intriguing message:
/usr/local/Java/tya1.3v2/libtya.so: undefined symbol:
min_javastack_chunk_size (libtya.so)
Is 1.3v
Greets,
So I have this big mucking system which is due for some speedups.
I'd really like to profile it so that I can figure out exactly where said
speeds ups are necessary (it is mucking complex, too, so I don't want to
over engineer).
The only profiler I've seen, OptimizeIt, is g
Hi all,
I have a jar file in specified in my CLASSPATH but yet java cannot find any
of those classes. I have even xtracted the jar and java also cannot find
them. It only finds them if they are in the root dir of my CLASSPATH...
Any suggestions? Using 1.1.7
thanks
-aaz
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--Paolo
> "JB" == os Molina writes:
JB> [1 ] Hey guys check that from
JB> Inprise, I hope version of linux would be released.
JB> see you!
Edoardo Comar wrote:
>
> Hi
> I have solved my 'warning-missing Missing Zapf Dingbats font' problem' as
> suggested in Known bugs, just that for those running RedHat6 there is some
> difference with the install info in http://www.gimp.org/fonts.html .
>
> the difference is that RH6 uses a font
I have some questions about threads and the JDK. I've read the README
files and done some preliminary scouring of the 'net and list archives
to no avail, but I haven't dug too deeply, and have just subscribed to
this list, so forgive me if this is deeply covered elsewhere.
I have access to two
Hi
I have solved my 'warning-missing Missing Zapf Dingbats font' problem' as
suggested in Known bugs, just that for those running RedHat6 there is some
difference with the install info in http://www.gimp.org/fonts.html .
the difference is that RH6 uses a font server, so you do not have to edit
t
Actually, you don't need to modify the .java files, and in fact, modifying the .java
files is strictly prohibited in the license (as such modifications could potentially
be misconstrued by the licensee as permission to change the apis). The license does
permit personal use of your own port. If
Dear All,
This is to let you know that IBM has released a technical preview of
VisualAge for Java for Linux. I downloaded it and installed it in my
Debian 2.0 box and the environment is the very same as the other
versions they have with similar features and look. IBM stated that this
technical pr
>The fact is I have for example a 12x12 matrix with at most 144 agents
>running concurrently in each cell of the matrix, so the question 144
>threads are too much threads?
I believe 144 threads should work OK on the Linux JDK. If you are
using green threads, in theory there is no upper limit on t
Thanks,
I Think that u will find that 'any' distribution, and completed port now is
considered commercial, therefor not for free ( i believe this extends even to
yourself, for personel uses ). The Non-Commercial licenses appears to have bitten the
dust when this OPENNESS was made.
A proper p
Well I know you can tell me what is the answer, I will be representing
some matrix with agents in there (no it isn't the movie :-) ). The fact
is I have for example a 12x12 matrix with at most 144 agents running
concurrently in each cell of the matrix, so the question 144 threads
are too much thr
Hey guys check that from Inprise, I hope version of linux would be
released.
see you!
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"vincent" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HAS ANYONE DONE ANY PORTING FRO THE ARM PROCESSOR.?
> Can some one tell me where to look.
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On 15-Jun-99 Vlad Beffa wrote:
> I see libhpi.so in both /usr/local/jdk1.2/jre/lib/i386/green_threads and
> .../native_threads, and libjava.so in /usr/local/jdk1.2/jre/lib/i386/. Is
> there something else I need to do? I have jdk1.1.7 installed as well, and
> I think the system has glibc on it.
>
I think I had this problems too when I've installed my java
I found some errors in .java_wrapper
try to corect them.
On Tue, 15 Jun 1999, Stefan Proels wrote:
>
> > I had a couple of questions about installing the jdk1.2 (pre-v2) on i386.
> > First, what is the .diffs file for and ho
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