Error in loading shared libraries

On a Slackware 4.0 using jdk1.2 downloaded from blackdown (it states that is compiled on a Debian on which it works) when I try to compile the easiest program ever written in java: Hello.java I get the next error: /usr/jdk1.2/bin/i386/native_threads/javac: error in loading shared libraries /lib

Where/When is a new release? (Big News!)

Hi, I saw that the status page says that there have been some big improvements in the recent Blackdown port. > Big news! > We've made significant progress with the problems plaguing the native > threads implementation. Some

Destroying the object

Hi all, I have got a small problem. Consider the situation: file1.java class file1{ public file1{ create an object of class type file2 } } file2.java class file2{ public file2{ //here i want to destroy the object of type file1, i.e. say if i have create a frame in file1.java then in file2.jav

Re: Where/When is a new release? (Big News!)

Mark Wielaard wrote: > > Hi, > > I saw that the status page says that there have been some big improvements > in the recent Blackdown port. > > > > > Big news! > > We've made significant progress with the problems plaguing

Re: Where/When is a new release? (Big News!)

I thought I downloaded pre-v3 just a few weeks ago; "java -version" still reports itself as v2, though. BTW, there's a libsunwjit.so file in my java distribution, but it's not marked executable; do I have to make it executable myself to take advantage of it? ("java" keeps telling me there's no JI

Re: Where/When is a new release? (Big News!)

On Tue, 7 Sep 1999, Mark Wielaard wrote: > I saw that the status page says that there have been some big improvements > in the recent Blackdown port. > > > > > Big news! > > We've made significant progress with the problems p

Re: Where/When is a new release? (Big News!)

Ted Neward wrote: > > I thought I downloaded pre-v3 just a few weeks ago; "java -version" still > reports itself as v2, though. > > BTW, there's a libsunwjit.so file in my java distribution, but it's not > marked executable; do I have to make it executable myself to take advantage > of it? ("jav

Web page was updated

Greetings all, I was just noticing that the team did issue a slight update on the 1.2 status page, stating that many of the issues regarding native threads have been solved, and progress is being made. Unfortunately, there's no rough dates or milestones given, and there aren't any new patches or

Javac error

I recently downloaded the a Blackdown JDK rpm for 1.1.7 version 1a. When I try to run the complier I get the following error: /usr/local/jdk117_v1a/bin/java: error in loading shared libraries: /usr/local/jdk117_v 1a/lib/i686/green_threads/libjava.so: undefined symbol: _dl_symbol_value Can anyon

Re: Where/When is a new release? (Big News!)

Ted Neward wrote: > > I thought I downloaded pre-v3 just a few weeks ago; "java -version" still > reports itself as v2, though. THe FTP site still only goes up to pre-v2. -- Rachel -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECT

signal handler, JNI?

I want to be able to catch SIGINTs... When i run the VM with green threads it all works but running it with native threads is something I have huge problems with What I want is that the signal handler only get called once, but since it is native threads it seems as if it is called once for

Re: Javac error

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SV: signal handler, JNI?

I found a "workaround" by checking the pid in the signal handler to that of the process that called signal(SIGINT,sig_int) static void sig_int(int i){ printf("C:IN sig int with block\n"); sigblock(SIGINT); if(callpid==getpid()) (*globalenv)->CallStaticVoidMethod(globalenv,cls,mid);

Re: Where/When is a new release? (Big News!)

This is really great news! I am looking forward to the 1.2 release. I am currently developing a new Open Source desktop shell based on 1.2. I currently have a limited version running on windows and NT as well as 2000 and am just waiting for the linux release to debut the product source. It doe

RE: Javac error and ANOTHER QUESTION

I did that and it worked great. Thanks! I just have two other problems. Everytime I want to run the complier I have to say the following: $ /usr/local/jdk117_v3/bin/javac hw01_FirstProgram.java I know that there is some way to make a path so you only have to say javac hw01_FirstProgram.java?

RE: Javac error and ANOTHER QUESTION

I think it was either export PATH=/usr/local/jdk117_v3/bin:$PATH or setenv PATH /usr/local/jdk117_v3/bin:$PATH Steve. ** Please email replies to:[EMAIL PROTECTED] as when I leave Lancaster in a few weeks, the current address will be w

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