Re: Still trying Kaffe/CYGWIN32--next problem: ";;" unexpected

1999-07-15 Thread Phil Kelly
Archies suggestion led me to find one of the problems. It turned out that the CLASSPATH on the machine in question was set and had a ; at the end of it! Consequently when the BUILD_ENVIRONMENT was processed, CLASSPATH ended up having two ; (between the preset CLASSPATH and the additions from

Re: Classpath and Kaffe

1999-07-15 Thread Bernd Kreimeier
Tim Wilkinson writes: > Also, has anyone got a legal opinion of using the 1.2 spec from Sun to > write an independent implementation of the 1.2 additions? McNealy's minor minions have one to offer: If the judge were to rule against Sun, "that's not a disaster for us, for the following rea

Re: Classpath and Kaffe

1999-07-15 Thread Archie Cobbs
Bernd Kreimeier writes: > Tim Wilkinson writes: > > Also, has anyone got a legal opinion of using the 1.2 spec from Sun to > > write an independent implementation of the 1.2 additions? > > McNealy's minor minions have one to offer: > > If the judge were to rule against Sun, "that's not a d

Re: Kaffe and Status

1999-07-15 Thread Godmar Back
I promise, after this summer is over, I put up a webpage with more info on KaffeOS. And yes, there's a shell. Probably not as complete as bash and more csh-like, but there is one. Of course, KaffeOS is not the only reason to include a Java compiler. Besides, jikes is a separate project, and

Re: Still trying Kaffe/CYGWIN32--next problem: ";;" unexpected

1999-07-15 Thread Archie Cobbs
Phil Kelly writes: > The make completes (both make and make install), but when we run make check, > we now get 83 of 84 tests failing. > > The error that we receive is: > > EVAL:SYNTAX ERROR: ";;" unexpected > > in every test. Something in TestScript is being choked on by the cygwin shell a

Re: Still trying Kaffe/CYGWIN32--next problem: ";;" unexpected

1999-07-15 Thread Travis Stevens
Could some one lease help me get off of the mailing list ! At 09:30 AM 7/15/99 -0500, you wrote: >Hello, > >We're still trying to get Kaffe configured and running on Win95, using the >CYGWIN tools. We decided to try the kaffe-snap since it should have some >of the CLASSPATH / KAFFELIBRARYPA

Re: Kaffe and Status

1999-07-15 Thread Edouard G. Parmelan
Pavel Roskin wrote: > > Hello! > > > Jikes is not written in Java, so it will not work under KaffeOS. > > KaffeOS ??? > > Where can I find more information about it? > > Do you plan to have a command shell like bash? On http://www.kaffe.org/coreteam.html you will read: Godmar uses Kaf

Still trying Kaffe/CYGWIN32--next problem: ";;" unexpected

1999-07-15 Thread Phil Kelly
Hello, We're still trying to get Kaffe configured and running on Win95, using the CYGWIN tools. We decided to try the kaffe-snap since it should have some of the CLASSPATH / KAFFELIBRARYPATH issues resolved. The make completes (both make and make install), but when we run make check, we now

Re: Kaffe and Status

1999-07-15 Thread Pavel Roskin
Hello! > Jikes is not written in Java, so it will not work under KaffeOS. KaffeOS ??? Where can I find more information about it? Do you plan to have a command shell like bash? I have some ideas how to implement it. I have written some code (jshell). jshell can be run as an applet and as a s

Re: Kaffe and Status

1999-07-15 Thread Edouard G. Parmelan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > 5). What about replacing pizza with Jikes (I know, this isn't > > > necessary, but pizza is sooo slow). > > KJC? Is this Kopi? Yes, KJC is KOPI Java Compiler. see http://www.dms.at/kopi. > Why not Jikes? Jikes is not written in Java, so it will not work under

Re: Kaffe and Status

1999-07-15 Thread mcqueen
Thanks for all your help. Those solved quite a few questions. Now to get Native Widgets working :). > > 5). What about replacing pizza with Jikes (I know, this isn't > > necessary, but pizza is sooo slow). > KJC? Is this Kopi? Why not Jikes? > Work in progress, too. KJC is closing in