a difference. So
far I have been searching the docs to find out if a particular libc or
kernel version is required, but have found no information so far.
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Wilhelm Fitzpatrick | When we speak of free
nicely
starts up and works.
So there is no reason to restrict 74XX pprocessors at all.
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http://www.3roses.com/ | software we are referring
On Sep 1, 2004, at 6:25 AM, theUser BL wrote:
But how hard is it, to reimplement the plantform-dependent parts (the
JVM and .so/.dll libs) as OpenSource and using the
platform-independent parts (Java-Classes) from Sun ?
Quite hard actually. First and foremost, you *can't* use Sun's java
classes
On Sep 2, 2004, at 5:29 AM, theUser BL wrote:
Hmmm...
And is it possible to port Suns JVM - as closed source - to an other
OpenSource VM (like .net/mono , like ikvm do it as free JVM) ?
If Suns Java VM running on an OpenSource VM (like mono), I think it is
easyer to bring it on new platforms. Bec
On Mar 1, 2007, at 7:30 AM, Libran Mail Me wrote:
whereas on linux or solaris it returns a weird issue.(XYZ not
defined or
something like that)
Without knowing what the actual error message is, I don't think there
is any way we can help you.
When you say and are you eliding the actual
values, or is that the verbatim message?
One of the first things you might examine is the version of java on
the different platforms. Look at the output of the command:
java -version
on each of the different platforms. Typically things lik
