Zach Buckner wrote:
> Just wanted to say thanks, first of all, for making such a clean, useful
> website. You have much more content than most sites, and it's actually
> easy to navigate.
>
> I've downloaded the JDK source from Sun, and have spent a little time
> tangling with the javac package.
Just wanted to say thanks, first of all, for making such a clean, useful
website. You have much more content than most sites, and it's actually
easy to navigate.
I've downloaded the JDK source from Sun, and have spent a little time
tangling with the javac package. I need a java compiler that A)
Hi,
At Sat, 20 May 2000 20:03:11 +0700,
yangyuex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Who can tell me what's mean of
>
> "JVM INSTR pop; " in my attatched file.
The `pop' instruction remove away a word from top of Java stack, and
it often appears in the context that method returns a value but the
calle
yangyuex wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Who can tell me what's mean of
>
> "JVM INSTR pop; " in my attatched file.
I don't think this line is a legal Java statement. It looks like
'inline assembly' for the JVM. You will need a Java compiler that
understands this sort of things.
> When I compiler the at
Hi,
Who can tell me what's mean of
"JVM INSTR pop; " in my attatched file.
When I compiler the attatched file,
the compiler complains that it does not support
"goto", so I decided to understand this small program that
I can rewrite it.
Thanks very much!
Yangyuexiang
public boolean isT
Hi All
I am still fairly new to java. I am writing an app that
communicates by rs232 to a motor controller.
Part of the packet that I send to it requires an ascii STX and ETX are
there any escape sequences for these characters. If not- Any Ideas.
STX and ETX are binary 2 and 3. Is the
All thread object contain a private boolean varible flag that is set and reset
based on the the new STATE of the thread ( ie INTERRUPTED , NOT INTERRUPTED ).
The thread APIs like sleep() , wait() or join() will throw and InterruptedException when the
thread's state changes from *NOT INTERRUPTED*
> Vasile GABURICI writes:
Vasile> I am not questioning your knowledge on the SIGUSR2 issue,
Vasile> but note that other JVMs do not seem to use it. For
Vasile> instance Sun's JDK 1.2.2 for Linux does NOT use SIGUSR2. I
Vasile> have checked the source. Unfortunately their
V
Dear Sir
I am new to object serialization.
I want to use some graph package of which the classes do not
extend from serializable interface, but I need transfer the objects of
my classes which have instance of graph class, will I have problem if
I only extent serializable in the definition of my
On Thu, May 18, 2000 at 10:15:08AM +0700, yangyuex wrote:
> Thanks very much!
>
> What's your mean:
>
> "which BTW
> sets *INTERRUPTED* flag in the Thread object,
> The use of the an instance variable is redundant since the thread
> already has
> a flag designed for that perpose."
>
> I also t
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