Can someone tell me what the differences are between IBMs port and the
blackdown port? I am thinking speed, licensing, stability, etc.
http://www.ibm.com/developer/linux/papers/java-118.html?loc=180,t=g,p=linux078
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First all make sure you have jdk1.1.7_v3 installed (glibc2.1
compliant).
If you are trying ot run AnyJ with the 1.1.7 jre, I suggest
IBM's JRE, its much MUCH faster running AnyJ, but if you are
settings up the JDK to work with projects, I would suggest
using blackdown's 1.1.7 or 1.2 jdk, I've had
Excuse me, but I'm new in this.
I'm still configuring the JDK 1.1.7 in a
computer with Redhat 6.0.
What environment variables should I set and how
should I do it?
I'm trying to configure AnyJ but when try to
execute it I get the error
"Class not found java.lang.Thread"
Thanks
Hector Gibra
On Tue, 2 Nov 1999, Yohans Mendoza wrote:
> here's the piece, plese help
>
> public STable(Vector fieldsv, Vector rowsv)
> {
> originalRows = (Vector)rowsv.clone();
> rows = (Vector)rowsv.clone();
> ...
> }
> now, the problem is that when
I've run into this myself, and it seemed like the ColorModel class
assumes that you'll use either 1 byte or 1 int for each pixel. So it
seemed like the best you could do was switch to 8-bit indexed color, which
is at least a 4x improvement. If there is in fact a way to use a 1-bit
color
Hi, I am currently trying to create a 1-bit depth graphics in memory. I
do not need color capabilities, just black-and-white. I am using a
buffer made up of integers but it is a waste of memory when I can use
1-bit for a pixel instead of 32-bits. What is the best way to do that?
I need to switch
hi all,
I'm having a problem with a piece of code, and I'm going nuts here.
here's the piece, plese help
public STable(Vector fieldsv, Vector rowsv)
{
originalRows = (Vector)rowsv.clone();
rows = (Vector)rowsv.clone();
...
}
now, th
tpeter,
This sound like some problems I had. I was trying to import
the mm stuff but this wasn't correct. Here's a a module
I finally was able to make work. Hope it helps.
Brent
P.S.Hey, I went to BYU one semester a long time ago..
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rwk,
The java 2 implementation of Blackdown is great; a lot faster than
java 1, but there's a little deadlock in GUI's which stops it from use
for production systems, for the rest: good stuff.
Joost
> "Jacob" == Jacob Nikom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jacob> I think Blackdown port is
