I checked in an #ifdef HAVE_GCJ_SUPPORT'ed version of eh.c, which should
fix your problems.
Ideally, I don't want to compile and link eh.c if it's not defined.
And if it is defined?
There will be a the same conflict with libgcc2.a
I'm affraid it's not a solution.
If it is defined,
Hello, Godmar and Libtool gurus!
I implemented some experimental facilities for supporting gcj-compiled
code in kaffe. You can precompile both kaffe's class libraries and
your application in this way, yet at the same time dynamically load
code that is translated. Currently, this only
Pavel,
It works fine for me on Linux both with --disable-gcj and with gcj
support enabled.
Does your config.h have the symbol HAVE_GCJ_SUPPORT defined or not?
I assume not, but if it does, try reconfiguring with --disable-gcj.
Ideally, I don't want to compile and link eh.c if it's
Hi,
I implemented some experimental facilities for supporting gcj-compiled
code in kaffe. You can precompile both kaffe's class libraries and your
application in this way, yet at the same time dynamically load code that
is translated. Currently, this only works for the x86 in a shared
jason writes:
I was wondering what the status of gcj support is. Also, how do I
load gcj compiled classes to learn the status first hand?
Tim started adding preliminary support at one time, but GCJ is
still changing a bit so it would take some work to complete.
Volunteers welcome, of course
