I'm running RedHat Linux 6.0, but with an upgraded kernel (2.2.14)
and a new glibc (2.1.3), which is what comes with RedHat 6.2. In
case it matters, I've also tried the glibc that comes with RedHat 6.1.
I'm running JDK 1.2.2 RC4, the latest version available.
Running with green threads and no J
Stephen Zander writes:
> In Private email with sbb, he informed me that the Sun developers
> don't believe native threads gives any great advantage over green
> threads in a uni-CPU environment.
I could not care less about SMI's opinion in this regard.
Green threads inhibit the Invocation API
> "Stephen" == Stephen Wynne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stephen> Karl is right. There just aren't yet any
Stephen> publicly-available Sun JDKs for Linux that support native
Stephen> threads. Also, I think the DEFAULT_THREADS_FLAG
Stephen> environment cruft in .java_wrapper mig
i tried at one time to use posix-threads(pthreads) on alpha. u can match up
some of the functionality, but in reality sun uses, well , sun-threads, and
their enhancements. there was a small talk on the diff's, i think one of
them was the ability to start/stop/pause any thread.
other difficulties w
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Christopher Seawood writes:
The blackdown version is ported using Sun's source and it still
contains the script options for native threads although they have
not been implemented yet.
Karl is right. There just aren't yet any publicly-available Sun JDKs
On Fri, 5 Jun 1998, Bernd Kreimeier wrote:
>
> The current FAQ quotes Karl Asha: native pthreads
> with Linux are far from being available for JDK.
>
> Is this still true? The scripts contain lines like
For the blackdown version it is. I think Sergey Nikitin's version might
have native thread
The current FAQ quotes Karl Asha: native pthreads
with Linux are far from being available for JDK.
Is this still true? The scripts contain lines like
THREADS_TYPE=green_threads
THREADS_TYPE=native_threads
The green_threads (along with the wanker libdl for
glibc) might contribute to my persis
