> Well, I found two bugs in JVM.
> 1. Date Object -- When I create Date Object, JJOS Kernel will got some
> behaivour. (Show lots of Zero on the screen.)
> 2. String -- String can't perform chatAt and getBytes, toCharArray
> So I can't draw Character on VGA from a Java String.
As I've already noted, we're not working with a fully-functional
class library. #2 should be a (relatively) quick fix of adding
"arraycopy" to the builtins...
> For 'consoled' daemon, is it a Console Driver for System.out ?
No. It's a daemon that (for now?) is the only consumer of the
keyboard's KeyEvents; after checking if it's a KeyEvent that causes the
console to switch (which fires FocusEvents), it redirects the KeyEvent to
the currently-focused console. (Actually, KeyListener, so things like
telnet should just fit right in.)
> I would like to know, is the current keyboard emulation fully funtional ?
> Since I havn't try to test it in my computer.
Yes and no. It will convince the keyboard driver that it's
talking to a real keyboard, but one that can only generate the single
scancode you've hard-coded into it. Some raw-mode hack should be possible
to make the Right Thing happen...
> Any Conservative GC has been already implemented ? If so, we can port it
> to JJOS, it can save time on it.
Yes, we're working on integrating a conservative that was
generously written for us by George Marrows.
-_Quinn
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