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> Hello Java-Linux people
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> I have installed the Blackdown's 1.2 a couple of weeks ago;I also have IBM's
> 1.1.8 it is strange that the behaviour of some programs changed;and I don't
>mean the changes brought by the 1.2 API or implemetation dif
I also noticed that upon upgrading to glibc-2.1.2 (which is required by RC3) and
installing RC3. The jdk1.1.8 from ibm would give a SIGSEGV when trying to open
Socket to an non-existence host.
For example,
Socket sock = new Socket ("somehost", someport)
would give a core dump if "somehost" does
Hello Java-Linux people
I have installed the Blackdown's 1.2 a couple of weeks ago;I also have IBM's
1.1.8 it is strange that the behaviour of some programs changed;and I don't
mean the changes brought by the 1.2 API or implemetation differences;
The programs
Hi all,
I have a small doubt regarding JDK1.2.
Here is a small piece of code that i compiled using both
jdk1.1.6 and jdk 1.2. In jdk1.1.6 it compiles peacefully but
does not compile using JDK1.2. The error it gives is :-
var.java:13: Can't make a s
Simple infinite recursion. On 1.1.7 it blows the stack, if it does
something different on 1.2 then you may have found a bug (my only system
with 1.2 went down hard last night so I can't verify this). To make sure it
isn't just still recursing try dropping the stack sizes as small as you can
( java
Hi,
I have a small doubt. Hope somebody will help ..
test.java
-
class test {
public static void main(String Str[]) {
A a=new A();
}
}
class A
Hello,
I have Red Hat 5.0 and I get jdk1.1.6-v2-glibc.tar.gz, but when
I execute "javac" it answer with "segmentation faul", what can
I do ??
Thanks in advance
