"John D. Mitchell" wrote:
>
> >>>>> "Miloslaw" == Miloslaw Smyk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [...]
> > Just a quick question: how can I calculate amount of memory that is used
> > by an object running under JVM on Linux?
>
>
Hi!
Just a quick question: how can I calculate amount of memory that is used by
an object running under JVM on Linux?
Thanks,
Milek
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Hi!
I've been playing with font configuration of JDK1.3.0_02 under Linux/i386
with the aim of getting it to look the same as under Windows. Unfortunately
setting font.properties file to immitate Windows setup didn't make it really
identical - basically the fonts displayed by Linux version are 1 p
Hi!
Joi Ellis wrote:
> I am a linux geek and I regularly see this sort of behavior in apps
> written by inexperienced Java developers running windows. It seems that
> the heavyweight peers behave differently between *nix and Windows. Some
> actions which are separate method calls in Java are
"Martin, Stephen" wrote:
>
> I often have a problem where my Swing windows get created messed up. I've
> attached
> a couple of gifs to show what I mean. This usually (if not always) happens
> with a
> frame or dialog is being created and is not 100% reproducible. My guess
> would be that
> it is
Hi,
I've installed RC4 on my potato box today and noticed that CPU intensive
applets slowed down to a crawl. For example, one of them was eating about
14% of CPU time in RC3 with sunwjit active and now it eats 100%. In fact it
looks like switching JIT _off_ in RC4 gives me more speed!?
Anyone ca
