es. Raising the
priority of the gui (and putting in a few yields()) doesn't make any
differences.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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. Which kernel is most likely to work well with JDK
1.1.7, particularly with the jni?
Also, might native threads help the jni?
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Has anyone successfully used the java 2 profiler (under Linux kernel 2.0)?
When I run something like
java -green -Xrunhprof:file=x.prof,cpu=times -ms32m -mx96m
...
I keep getting 'Segmentation fault's.
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Does anyone know of an editor that displays the contents of /** Javadoc
comments */ in html
(and runs under Linux, of course)? I find that I'm spend quite a lot of
time correctly html
bugs in my api-bound comments.
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JVM Plugin.
Of course it doesn't support the Swing API (at least I don't think it
does). So what is the JVM plugin for?
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Weiqi Gao wrote:
> > Heeyeon Hwang wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Mozilla still can't view any applet, on
o to your bosom: Knock there, and ask your heart what it doth know."
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Scares me. Does your Solaris Java crash in ways that are similar to the crashes you
get in Linix versions? I.e. Do you think Sun's src has error that re being
reproduced in
various ports, or is the problem 'just' inadequate quality control?
> Doesn't this scare anyone? I REALLY like Java. Bu
.
That's not
to say that
4.61 is stable - it still hangs on some applets (an also can hang after
running
'too' long
with many open windows). But it's somewhat better.
Barnet Wagman
PS is there any browser that works under Linux that does a better job
with
applets?
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Also, the initialization sequence threw a couple ClassNotFoundException(s)
and a one NullPointerException.
I'm running the 2.2.14 kernel (SuSE 6.4); all three versions of Java seem
to work fine on this system.
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> Unfortunatly When I try to install Oracle 8i, i get a message that Java VM
> not started.
It's really a question of of where Oracle is looking for Java. Many apps that use
Java look for JAVA_HOME environmental variable. If so, your .bashrc should
contain
export JAVA_HOME=path_to_jdk_dir
y versions were unstable and/or unusably slow, but the
current version, 1.0 build 849, seems ok, at least so far.)
Obviously, Forte is a very different animal than emacs, and has some
attractive features. particularly re building gui's. On the other hand,
emacs is reliable, stable, etc.
Th
Thanks, the X-Java-font business has been bothering me.
Barnet Wagman
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Does Kaffe/GJC/Classpath have a website? If so,what's the url?
thanks
Andreas Rueckert wrote:
> Hi!
>
> On Don, 26 Okt 2000 Kevin A. Burton wrote:
>
>
>
> >I am not sure I even want SUNs help in the Free Software/Java community. They
> >have screwed a lot of thigns up. I would just rat
For Forte, see Sun's download page
http://java.sun.com/products/index.html
Nicolas Raitman wrote:
> Hi to all! I have just installed RedHat 7.0 cause I new that it has a
> compiler for Java. Could anyone tell me how to use it? Also where can I
> download Forte or JBuilder or something li
I need to choose a version control system and I'd like to know what
other people are using.
Currently, I do most of my devlopment with xemacs/JDE, so I'm leaning
towards RCS, since emacs supports it. But CVS seems more common in the
Linux world. Are there other choices?
Thank
world. Are there other choices?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Barnet Wagman
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Is it possible to access virtual (text-mode) consoles from Java? I'm
writing a app that I'd like to run without X. It would be best if it
could have access to more than one console, but I'm don't know how to do
i/o to consoles except via java.lang.System streams.
Th
ent VM (build Blackdown-1.3.0-FCS, mixed mode)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.0rc1-b17, mixed mode)
which I believe is the most recent Blackdown version.
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Barnet Wagman
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SuSE 6.4 kernel, a workaround is to issue the command
echo 4 > /proc/sys/vm/heap-stack-gap
This command needs to be issued once after the system is booted (you must be
the su). It's worth at try.
Regard
Orson Alvarez wrote:
Hi Barnet,
Have you received any responses to this query? I received the
same error
with:
java version "1.3.0rc1"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.0rc1-b17)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.0rc1-b17, mixed mode)
I looked up the problem on the J
th
HotSpot turned on.)
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ely, I haven't been able to generate an isolated case of the
problem, which makes debugging difficult. So any comments or suggestions
would be appreciated.
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n order to get 1.2.2 to compile
under Linux? Is this still the case for 1.3? And if so, where can I
get them - I couldn't find any patches on Blackdown's site.
Any suggestions about compiling Java would be appreciated.
Th
As I recall, the version in those RPMs is very out of date and does not
work. (See the GCJ faq). If you want to try GCJ today, youll need
to get the CVS tree or a recent snapshot. See http://gcc.gnu.org/java/index.html
I don't know what kind of state GCJ is at the moment; but I'm
fairly sure i
What's Merlin?
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By default, the Java compilers includes line numbers in the bytecode
they produce. Is there much benefit to compiling production code
without line numbers (-o option, I believe), in terms of speed?
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I've been running Java on this processor
for a couple years and I
can't believe that this is the problem).
The Sun and IBM version of 1.3.1 run without problems, as does Blackdown
1.3.0
Has anyone else had this problem? Any ideas as to what's causing it?
Thanks
Barnet Wagman
Thanks, that fixed it.
(I gather that
ulimit -s unlimited
is not recognized.)
Calvin Austin wrote:
>try one of the old gotchas
>
>ulimit -s 2048
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Has anyone gotten the profiler PerfAnal to work? I get a
NullPointerException when I run it"
AND/or does anyone know of other tools for viewing the output of
-Xrunhprof ? I've tried HPJmeter, but it chokes on large .prof files.
Thanks,
bw
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I 've run into an problem using some basic awt methods that occurs
running under SuSE but NOT under Redhat. Frankly, I don't understand
see how this is possible; if I didn't have the benchmarks to prove it,
I'm not sure I'd believe it myself. Any thoughts on this (including
workarounds) woul
It turns out the problem is the window manager. The problem occurs with
a couple of window managers and can vary with the look and feel. The wm
I've been using, WindowMaker, consistently has the problem. BlackBox
and Gnome have the problem with MetalLookAndFeel but not
with MotifLookAndFeel
In principle, the -Xmx variable limits the maximum amount
of memory that a vm can grab for its heap. At one time, there was some
talk of disabling this, because it really isn't necessary under Linux.
(I believe that the heap restriction was implemented for old Windows,
which didn't really allocat
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