Boris,
This is not really the right list for this question, since it isn't
specifically about java on Linux. You might be better off sending questions
like this to a more general java list. But you want to look at using the
"GetLongArrayElements" and "ReleaseArrayElements" functions in your C
I guess they are having trouble catching up, as suggested. Borders has it
listed twice: once as $39.99 (status = "Not yet published") and once as $34.99
($15 off the cover price, ships in 24 hours). But they don't list an author on
either version! The "low bidder" (vcss.com) has altered their p
okBuyer$42.49
Amazon $42.49
Powells $49.99
Softpro $49.99
And no, I'm not affiliated with any of these stores or the authors of the above
site/PERL-script. I just use it a lot.
Rich Ibbotson
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Weiqi Gao wrote:
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&g
about green threads? Would I
need 2.1.2, 2.1.3, or is any 2.1.x okay?
thanks in advance,
Rich Ibbotson
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My thanks to everyone for the replies about thread interleaving. The
other thing I'm still trying to sort out is this issue with native
threads in jdk 1.1.7v3 and redhat 6.0 (with glibc 2.1). There seems to
be a library mismatch or something. A simple threaded program runs fine
with native thr
Hi Everyone,
I am seeing strange behavior in the way threads are switched in java
1.1.7v3. This is on a RedHat Linux 6.0 system (kernel 2.2.5-22, with
glibc 2.1). I have the jdk and native-threads packages for glibc on X86
from blackdown.org.
Problem 1: If I start 3 threads at the same prior