This weekend I did some AWT hacking. Now a lot of TestAWT works for me (using the Gtk+ JNI peers and gcj). In particular all the windows pop up and the layout bugs all seem to be gone.
Some bugs remain: * The Cursors window displays things oddly (the button appears twice, though it can be hard to find the second one since it is obscured; you have to resize the window a lot to see it) * Dialog buttons don't work * Ditto File * The Radio Button window works but the second time you pop it up you get Gtk errors. This is due to a problem I introduced in the peers; I didn't realize that the native state support required a special field in the object. This needs some rethinking, since adding a field to CheckboxGroup is probably not what we want to do. * Font peers haven't been implemented yet. * Radio button peers need some special code to let them switch modes at runtime (you can't see this problem with TestAWT) I think there are more tree lock bugs to fix, but I haven't gone looking for them yet. Basically I didn't look for any of them -- I just audited a few classes, adding the synchronization where required. This same procedure should be copied for other classes. Tom _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
