On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, John R. MacMillan wrote:
> Where can I find the 1.3.0 source diffs? I've poked around the
> website and ftp mirrors, and the mailing list archive but haven't
> found anything.
There are no 1.3.0 diffs currently. I'll make a diff against the SCSL
code for our next release.
David Brownell wrote:
> Heh ... the real fun begins when the last name-mangling issues get
> resolved, and folk start using DDD with GCJ compiled code! :)
> I don't know if it'll work with interpreted code though.
Yeah, there isn't really a solution for debugging interpreted code w/ GCJ
(our in
To me, this sounds like the programs you're running aren't really
dead. "Address already in use" usually means that some other program
has opened a socket on that port. Try something like
ps uxwa | fgrep java
and see if the processes are still around. If they are then you can
kill them using
How do you close your program? If you just "ctrl-c" it, the socket is not
closed properly. You need a way to tell the server to stop listening
(setting your listening variable to false) and it will be fine.
bye,
Sophie Benoit
-Original Message-
From: Zhihong Pan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
Hi,
I have a problem with my java ServerSocket. At first I created a ServerSocket at port
34567. I run the program, it works fine. Then I stopped the server, and edit and
recompile the program. If I run it again, I got the following IOException error
message:" Adddress already in use". So I ha
Hi,
I'm trying to run java with native threads option with Blackdown jdk118_v2
for arm. I get the following error message and I'd like to know if anyone
has an idea of how I can solve this problem. It seems that jdk118_v2 is the
only one with native threads support for arm, correct me if I'm wro
Using Javahelp in an application that runs on
Windows and Linux, the text looks fine on Windows but on Linux
the character separation is very poor. Some words run together,
while there are gaps inside words as large as should be between words.
The font is pretty rough, too. Can anything be done?
