console uses ARM? The only one I know of is the Zeebo.
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(even) uClinux.
My own experience of networking is different to yours: I see a lot of MIPS and
quite a bit of SH4 and Coldfire, ARM is really not dominant in this area.
Best regards
Chris
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. The libraries supplied
cover most of what you mention, but not the email part; you should be able to
run GNU JavaMail but I've never tried it.
http://trac.k-embedded-java.com/mika/trac/
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On Tuesday 03 February 2009 12:32:48 Jamie Lokier wrote:
Chris Gray wrote:
On Monday 02 February 2009 22:01:12 Jamie Lokier wrote:
I didn't use Java because I thought it wouldn't fit, to be honest.
There's about 10MB free on my 64MB device (32 allocated to video
coprocessors, away
you see
on the web.
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Come and see us at Embedded World 2009 in Nürnberg, 3-5.3.2009:
Hall 12, Stand 560
should be monitoring it and be ready to take action if it
appears to be stuck. The last resort is to exit the JVM, and then at the linux
scripting level save the stack trace and relaunch Java.
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allocate
its heap in one go, and then it's up to the garbage collector to fight against
fragmentation.
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Come
the
necessary libraries will add up to. You'll also need a reasonable amount of
RAM, I don't see any mention of that in your hardware specs.
More about Mika at our website, www.k-embedded-java.com.
Best people for porting J9 to your system: www.apogee.com (and tell them I
sent you).
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the log in a vfork-child is dodgy, depending on how it's done.
If vfork returns 0 then the fork failed and no child process was created,
n'est-ce pas? So we are executing in the parent.
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other than GCC, adn I've never heard of anyone successfully
trying to do this. If your Starcore has an MMU then you may have more luck
with NetBSD; or you could try porting eCos, which is a much smaller OS but
does offer a certain level of Posix compatibility.
Good luck
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On Thursday 26 July 2007 11:08, Sebastien Baldacchino wrote:
[...]
I have seen on internet that uclinux has no MMU. So I think to I can
write and read directly to the physical address of my peripheral.
Operating systems don't have an MMU, CPUs have an MMU. What CPU are you using?
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possibilities would be Kaffe and JamVM, both GPL. Both of these provide
JavaSE support using the Classpath libraries, with the consequence that the
libraries are rather large and you will probably have to spend some effort
shoehorning the VM into your system.
Best regards
Chris Gray
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On Sunday 25 February 2007 11:22, David Harel wrote:
Hi,
I would like to learn more about uCLinux as well as other RTOSs
uCLinux is not an RTOS. End of story.
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