I've got a fair amount of 'autobreak' logic in a
configure.in script shipped with rxtx if your
interested. I would not mind sharing that in hopes of
getting away from a few hundred emails a year.
> Should I bother mentioning JDK 1.0 ?
In my opinion 1.0 is a waste of time.
Trent Jarvi
[EMAIL PR
Hi,
A little while back I was talking about writing a program to check a
user's system and from that information decide what JDK version they
should get. I was being stubborn about writing it in C, but I got over
that fairly quickly :) I'm now working on a shell script that looks at
libc versi
On Thu, 18 Nov 1999 18:10:50 -0800 (PST), Dustin Lang wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
>I think I'm going to go ahead with trying to write a little C program to
>check which library versions a system has and give the user some
>suggestion about what JDK file she should download. In order to do this,
>I need some
Hi,
I think I'm going to go ahead with trying to write a little C program to
check which library versions a system has and give the user some
suggestion about what JDK file she should download. In order to do this,
I need some information about where systems keep their libraries and
identifying
Hi,
> Why not use a javascript check on the web page, saying here is the
> archive for your specific platform? ( In addition to links to the
> others if you also grabbing the versions for other platforms. )
The big piece of information we need is (g)libc version. I'd be
impressed if there was
Dustin Lang wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> > perhaps if this could be embeded in a web page... an applet? that would
> > be cool.
> > and unless you plan to compile to all archs maybe a shell script
> > would be better?
>
> Hmm... I was thinking a smallish, statically-linked C program. I hadn't
> thought
Hi,
> perhaps if this could be embeded in a web page... an applet? that would
> be cool.
> and unless you plan to compile to all archs maybe a shell script
> would be better?
Hmm... I was thinking a smallish, statically-linked C program. I hadn't
thought about multiple architectures (I'm a lit
perhaps if this could be embeded in a web page... an applet? that would
be cool.
equally interesting would be to do a ping of the mirrors and
download from the closest first.
and unless you plan to compile to all archs maybe a shell script
would be better? if it based all of it's decisions on fi
Hi,
Despite the pretty decent web documentation, this list seems to be
inundated with question of the form "I'm running and I'm
getting ", or "I have . What file do I
need to download?". I was thinking that it should be possible to write a
little piece of C code that would check the person'
