I know, there are two kaffe VMs.
one is open VM, distributed as source, and the other is custom
edition specific for embedded systems, settop box etc.
Who selects kaffe custom edition as JVM on their commercial products? I
wanna know it.
Kaffe home page is filled with good words about
Hello!
Can someone else check their kaffe exe and tell us whether it is also
linked like this or is it just my wacky systems (happens on both my
RH5.0 machine here at uni RH5.2 at home).
I'm getting:
$ ldd /usr/local/bin/Kaffe
BUG IN DYNAMIC LINKER ld.so: rtld.c: 841: dl_main: Assertion
Hello. My name is Lorenzo Ivaldi, I am an engeneering student at
University of Genova, Italy. I have tryed to configure your kaffe 1.0.b4
under the cygnus cygwin-b20 environment runnig under nt4.0 runnig on a
pentium II. The configure failed because i received this message: "
Configure:
On Mon, Apr 19, 1999 at 02:07:45PM -0600, Godmar Back wrote:
Also, Kaffe currently has only experimental support for javax.servlet.
In fact, JServ doesn't even compile under Kaffe with Kaffe's javax.servlet
implementation. Of course, it would be nice if someone fixed that and
submitted
I went through the kaffe's code generator and I suddenly started wondering:
Why is the MMU used to check null pointer accesses?
In most cases, it requires to spill the registers to memory, and then the
penalty for the test/branch should be negliable. Or does pratice show
otherwise?
I
I went through the kaffe's code generator and I suddenly started wondering:
Why is the MMU used to check null pointer accesses?
In most cases, it requires to spill the registers to memory, and then the
penalty for the test/branch should be negliable. Or does pratice show
otherwise?
Did anyone
While doing something OpenGL related (interleaved
float/int arrays) I stumbled over a detail of the
native float Float.intBitsToFloat(int)
implementation: that all IEEE 754 NaN values (2^23)
are mapped to Float.NaN.
Might be worth a Mauve check?
A native method
jfloat
Alexandre Oliva wrote:
On Apr 16, 1999, Maksim Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I'm not sure what I did (all I did was delete a few symlinks and
put them back again) but gifs are now working fine with beta4, though
the Kaffe exe still reports that it's linked to both v4 v3
On Apr 18, 1999, Maksim Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alexandre Oliva wrote:
Kaffe's configure script looks for both libgif and libungif, and links
with both of them. I'm not sure this is right, though; we should
probably not look for one of them if we find the other. But I don't
know
Alexandre Oliva wrote:
On Apr 18, 1999, Maksim Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alexandre Oliva wrote:
Kaffe's configure script looks for both libgif and libungif, and links
with both of them. I'm not sure this is right, though; we should
probably not look for one of them if we find
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