Re: native threads broken on jdk1.2pre-v2 under SMP

Bart Locanthi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > i've been periodically trying out native threads, hoping to get full > usage from an SMP sytem. so far, no luck. finally abstracted the problem > into a simple, repeatable form. > > the following program creates M threads that each make and quit from N

Re: Native library problem

Try the method load() with the absolute path, like System.load("/home/my/path/MyNativeLibrary.so"); I think this is a problem a lot of people experienced. Somebody just ask this question 3 days ago. See my earlier reply to this mailing list. Sheng-Yih. - Original Message - From: Dimitri

RE: Native library problem

Hi... > The beginning of the name also matters. That call will expect to load a > library named "libtest_lib.so". Other requirements: build the sources > with the "-fpic" flag, and link the library with the "-shared" flag. Thanks! About 5 minutes ago, I tried the lib prefix and it worked (I mean

Re: Native library problem

Try the method load() with the absolute path, like System.load("/home/my/path/MyNativeLibrary.so"); I think this is a problem a lot of people experienced. Somebody just ask this question 3 days ago. See my earlier reply to this mailing list. Sheng-Yih. - Original Message - From: Dimitri

native threads broken on jdk1.2pre-v2 under SMP

i've been periodically trying out native threads, hoping to get full usage from an SMP sytem. so far, no luck. finally abstracted the problem into a simple, repeatable form. the following program creates M threads that each make and quit from N Sockets to an SMTP_HOST. java NT SMTP_HOST

Re: Native library problem

Dimitris Terzis wrote: > > Hi guys... > > Someone give a hint please, because I 'm next to madness and I don't want to > break my machine... I have a very-very simple native library, say test_lib, > which I try to load with System.loadLibrary("test_lib"). The £$^£@& compiler > insists that it's

Re: where get bunzip2?

You might need to go back to the install CD - I believe I've done a "Workstation" install of RedHat 6.0 in the past, and it didn't install the bzip2 package by default. In fact, it didn't install a lot of packages that had nothing to do with providing server services, but that's another story...

Native library problem

Hi guys... Someone give a hint please, because I 'm next to madness and I don't want to break my machine... I have a very-very simple native library, say test_lib, which I try to load with System.loadLibrary("test_lib"). The £$^£@& compiler insists that it's not in java.library.path. I printed ou

Re: where get bunzip2?

I think gunzip works as well (/usr/bin/) Jacob Roland Silver wrote: > > To use I need to download and bunzip it with bunzip2. > > I don't think there's a bunzip2 with Red Hat Linux 6.0 -- which I > use. Where can I get it, for Linux/i386? > > -- Roland Silver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > ---

Re: where get bunzip2?

On Tue, 31 Aug 1999, Roland Silver wrote: > To use I need to download and bunzip it with bunzip2. > > I don't think there's a bunzip2 with Red Hat Linux 6.0 -- which I > use. Where can I get it, for Linux/i386? I can't remember the rpm name offhand, as I use RH6.0 at work, but it is in there.

Re: where get bunzip2?

Roland Silver wrote: > > To use I need to download and bunzip it with bunzip2. > > I don't think there's a bunzip2 with Red Hat Linux 6.0 -- which I > use. Where can I get it, for Linux/i386? It's in the RPM for bzip2. Nathan -

Re: where get bunzip2?

Roland, > To use I need to download and bunzip it with bunzip2. > I don't think there's a bunzip2 with Red Hat Linux 6.0 -- which I > use. Where can I get it, for Linux/i386? I had this exact problem. We found one here:

where get bunzip2?

To use I need to download and bunzip it with bunzip2. I don't think there's a bunzip2 with Red Hat Linux 6.0 -- which I use. Where can I get it, for Linux/i386? -- Roland Silver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email t

Re: Why won't java 1.2 load an external swing package

Note that when they say, under "How the Java launcher finds Extension classes", "There is no option provided for changing the location of the extension directory." This is technically untrue; there's no *documented* way, but if you specify "-Djava.ext.dirs=...", you can specify a list of directo

OFF TOPIC: Re: serial connection.

Jonas Holmberg wrote: > > The machine I used had about twenty serial ports and > javax.comm.CommPortIdentifier.getPortIdebtifiers() only found > /dev/ttyS[0-3] (the "internal" ports on my main board). It didn't find > for example /dev/ttyD0 which is the first "external" serial port. It did > howe

Re: Anyone using Netbeans Gandalf(3.0)

At 01:13 PM 8/30/99 +, you wrote: Hi. The broken mailing-list software that this mailing list uses, will accept subscriptions without requiring confirmations. This means that when a spammer revenge-subscribes me to thousands of mailing lists, your broken mailing-list software aids and abets

Re: JDBC - ODBC Bridge on Linux

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Why do you need a JDBC-ODBC bridge? Doesn't MySQL hava a good JDBC driver? I > thought theirs was one of the best available on Linux. > > Just wondering. > john > Try surfing `http://java.sun.com/products/jdbc/' to a list of JDBC drivers including one for MySQL.

Re: serial connection.

Wayne wrote: > > Hello, > Sometime ago I seen an API for serial connection, but when I went > to the blackdown site I couldn;t find anything. Does anyone know > if such a API exist? I need to write some code that talks to a CNC > machine. Check out http://www.frii.com/~jarvi/rxtx/index.html Nat

Re: serial connection.

Hi, I think what you're looking for is the JavaComm for Linux (http://www.interstice.com/~kevinh/linuxcomm.html). I've tried it very recently (talking to a modem through /dev/ttyS0) and rxtx version 1.3-4 worked fine with Redhat 6.0, except I didn't get it to find all of my serial ports. The mac

Re: serial connection.

Waynem There is the Sun Comm API, which is the Java-side. There are a couple of native libraries that can be used with the API. I have unfortunately lost the URL for the GPL version. A good commercial version can be found at www.serialio.com. -Tom Wayne wrote: > > Hello, > S

serial connection.

Hello, Sometime ago I seen an API for serial connection, but when I went to the blackdown site I couldn;t find anything. Does anyone know if such a API exist? I need to write some code that talks to a CNC machine. TIA. Wayne --

Off-Topic[CORBA IDL for 'C' on Solaris 2.4]

Hi all, I have a lower version of SUN system(SUN Classic) with Solaris V2.4 and 'C' Compiler loaded.Can anybody give me the site reference where I can find a CORBA IDL compiler for 'C' on SUN system working on Solaris 2.4. Thanks in advance, Nagaraj S.B. -