Where is code for Java image -> X11 Image ?

[Gerald Gutierrez]

I've been looking at the 1.1.7 source code. I'd like to find the C code
which takes a Java image in int array format, like what is passed to a
MemoryImageSource, and converts it into an X11 image for display. I
think it's somewhere inside the src/solaris tree in a directory with a
bunch of awt_*.c files, but because I'm not familiar with X programming,
I can't figure out where.

Can someone point me to it please ?

Thanks.

Re: stop the abonnement

[John Summerfield]

On Thu, 8 Oct 1998, Levente Farkas wrote:

> karl,
> IMHO it'd be good to add a very easy procmail command for this list,
> if a mail contain the word "unsubscribe" forward to the list manager.
> we may lose some mail with this, but who wanna write the word "unsubscribe"
> on this list (and can aviod a few dozen of such mails).
> thanks.
A line (or better, paragraph)  like this is fair game

unsubscribe

but if there's any other text, white space excluded, it should NOT lead to
the sender being unsubscribed. It would be a bit rough being unsubscribed
on account of this paragraph.

Cheers
John Summerfield
http://os2.ami.com.au/os2/ for OS/2 support.
Configuration, networking, combined IBM ftpsites index.

YA-HOO! v5 is out!

[Steve Byrne]

The Linux JDK Porting Team is happy to announce the availability of version
1.1.6v5 of the Linux JDK.  It has all kinds of good bug fixes, including 
fixes for disappearing windows, crashes when using jni, sound playing fixes,
setting socket options, and lots more.  From the README.linux:

"
Fixes in this release (from the v4a release) include: 
- automatically check for incompatible shared libraries, and selectivly
  use the supplied libc and libdl when necessary.
- fix for bad pararmeter in multicast sockets (SOLINGER)
- fix for seg-faults in getHostName
- contributed sound fix
- fix for disappearing frames when set non-resizable
- fix for rmiregistry to reflect $DYN_JAVA and $NS_JAVA, as well as
  most of the other executables like appletviewer, serialver, etc.
- fix for JNI seg-faults for glibc RedHat 5.1 systems

SPECIAL NOTE: Starting with 1.1.6v5, we are building with Metro Link's 
"Motif Complete!" product, which was GENEROUSLY DONATED by Metro Link to the
Java-Linux porting team.  This was an amazingly generous gesture from a
commercial company in support of the Linux community.  The Java-Linux porting
team is extremely grateful for Metro Link's contribution to our work!

Fixes in this release (from the V2 release) include:
- Bad or Missing KeyPressed events are fixed (a Sun bug)
- X11GraphicsdrawString multi-thread corruption fix (a Sun bug)
- List fix to allow removing item 0
- getlocalhost fix
- workaround for a Motif bug that causes seg-faults
- fix to accept() Kernel Bug (impacts Java Web Server)
 - turn-off by: export JDK_NO_KERNEL_FIX=true
- fix for non-blocking io on stdin, stderr, stdout (a Sun bug)
- fix for Finalizer thread caused deadlocks (a Sun bug)
- fix for JNI problems with egcs -O2 on ppc 
- fix for frame borders / sizing (a Sun bug)
- fix for offset menus when using Swing 
- fix for non-resizable frames (a Sun bug)
- fix for signal names in java stack/thread dump
- fix for poor GUI performance with open sockets
- fix for choice list removes
- fix for button 1 modifier value
- improved font.properties.ru
- fix for set frames non-resizable
- fix for mwm window manager positioning
- fix for disappearing frames
"


Thanks to lots of people on this list who helped in identifying 
which versions of libc5 and glibc worked with JDK out of the box and
which did not, the v5 JDK is able to detect when to "remove" the supplied libc
and libdl and when to leave it alone.

Most of the mirrors supposedly have this version (I randomly checked a few
around the world, and many had it, some didn't).  x86 and ppc versions of v5
are available; we expect the SparcLinux version to be available in the not too
distant future.

My thanks to the Linux JDK porting team for some seriously good work with
window manager interactions, and for all of the rest of the fixes and
improvements that were made in this release.  Thanks also to Metro Link for
donating their Motif Complete! product to the porting team.  And thanks
especially to people who reported bugs (including some who sent in fixes as
well!)!  We definitely use the bug tracking system on blackdown to keep track
of bugs that are reported, and I'd like to encourage everyone to take advantage
of this facility.

Steve

RE: Arbitrary Precision Arithmetic?

[A . KLOS]

--
| From: poincare /  mime, , , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| To: java-linux /  mime, , , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: Arbitrary Precision Arithmetic?
| Date: Thursday, October 08, 1998 11:17PM
|
| Hi,
| Has anyone implemented any arbitrary precision arithmetic routines in
| java?


Take a look at:

http://gams.nist.gov/javanumerics/

and maybe from there:
http://members.xoom.com/znerd/java/jump/index.html


|
| --
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| http://egnatia.ee.auth.gr/~dviz
|
|
| 

threads doesn't work???

[Martin Schmitz]

please look at this small example!!
it creates a thread, but the output is done after the main thread did
his work!!!
on windows it works fine!

i've another software where i create a thread which is running endless,
but it blocks the GUI.

so were is the problem with threads in linux???

i'm using a suse 5.2 with jdk1.1.6v2 (libc5) and fvwm or kde

thanks for help
martin

reply to :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: threads doesn't work???

[Martin Sorgatz]

Martin Schmitz wrote:

> please look at this small example!!

what example?

> it creates a thread, but the output is done after the main thread did
> his work!!!
> on windows it works fine!
>
> i've another software where i create a thread which is running endless,
> but it blocks the GUI.
>
> so were is the problem with threads in linux???

I think the problem with threads in Linux is the thread scheduler.
Your linux-vm uses  "green threads" which means that the thread scheduler
works priority controlled.
The windoze vm uses a time scheduler.
With green threads the thread with highest priority will run until
completion.

I don't know if there exists a native threads vm for linux.
To work around this problem you can let your threads behave nicely
by calling Thread.yield() from time to time to allow other threads to
execute.

Martin

--
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[Q] Can I get jdk1.1.3.diff?

[Cheolgi Kim]

Dear Mr. Byrne

How do you do Mr.Byrne. I'm Cheolgi Kim at KAIST in South Korea.

Thank you for your porting project.

I have jdk1.1.3 source license now. As I'm not a U.S. citizen., it's not
so easy to get newest version

of JDK .

I need to port JVM  to Linux kernel, and your source code may help me...

but your diff file is for jdk1.1.6... and the newest version of JDK is
1.1.7 It's hard to get

JDK 1.1.6 source now.

So could you send me the location of diff file of JDK 1.1.3 for LINUX
source code.

Thanks in advance.

-Cheolgi Kim from Korea

Re: Arbitrary Precision Arithmetic?

[Ernst de Haan]

Hi Dimitri, 

> Hi,
> Has anyone implemented any arbitrary precision arithmetic routines in
> java?

I have written a arbitrary precision library for Java. The Java Ultimate 
Math Package (JUMP) is an _extendible_ framework for arbitrary precision 
computations. It currently supports concrete implementations for integer 
and rational numbers, but support for real numbers (sines, cosines, 
logarithms, etc.) is included. Source is available, javadoc 
documentation and a whitepaper is online (and can be downloaded).

   http://members.xoom.com/znerd/java/jump/

It will be moved to a faster server soon.

There is also an (very alpha) matrix/vector package available for JUMP 
at:

   http://members.xoom.com/znerd/java/jumpm/

Everything is open-source and LGPLed. Contact me if you like it or don't 
like it or if you have any requests/comments. I'm currently working on 
rounding (radixes ranging from 2 to 2**32, extendible with new rounding 
modes etc.)


GreetinX++,

Ernst de Haan

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HoTMaiL account.


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jdk-1.1.6 v5 and kaffe-1.0b2 rpms

[Levente Farkas]

hi,
I'm just upload to incoming.redhat.com (and I hope i'll be in contirb
area tomorrow):
The Blackdown Java-Linux Porting Team's port of Sun(tm)'s Java(tm) Development
Kit. 
jdk-1.1.6-5.glibc.i386.rpm
jdk-1.1.6-5.glibc.src.rpm

Transvirtual's free Java VM:
kaffe-1.0.b2-3.i386.rpm 
kaffe-1.0.b2-3.src.rpm 
I use the "k" prefix (so everything begin with "k", eg. javac is kjavac, 
and contain a link kaffe to kkaffe) in order to be able to keep both jdk 
and kaffe on the same machine.

more info about 
java-linux http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux.html
java rpms http://anna.inf.u-szeged.hu/java/java-rpm.html

 -- Levente

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Re: jdk-1.1.6 v5 and kaffe-1.0b2 rpms

[Matt Zagni]

This may seem crazy but how do you install or deal with .rpm files ?

Re: stop the abonnement

[Sunil Khandwala]

Why not look for a subject line containing only "unsubscribe".
This should work quite nicely.

cheers
--Sunil

John Summerfield wrote:
> 
> On Thu, 8 Oct 1998, Levente Farkas wrote:
> 
> > karl,
> > IMHO it'd be good to add a very easy procmail command for this list,
> > if a mail contain the word "unsubscribe" forward to the list manager.
> > we may lose some mail with this, but who wanna write the word "unsubscribe"
> > on this list (and can aviod a few dozen of such mails).
> > thanks.
> A line (or better, paragraph)  like this is fair game
> 
> unsubscribe
> 
> but if there's any other text, white space excluded, it should NOT lead to
> the sender being unsubscribed. It would be a bit rough being unsubscribed
> on account of this paragraph.
> 
> Cheers
> John Summerfield
> http://os2.ami.com.au/os2/ for OS/2 support.
> Configuration, networking, combined IBM ftpsites index.

jre/java troubles

[Ian Wehrman]

good day all,

i'm sure this is a frequently asked question, but after looking around,
i haven't yet found anything. i have the JDK 1.1.6v4a for i386-glibc
linux, and compiling .java files with javac works fine, however whenever
i try to execute a class file with the 'java' command, i get:

[iwehrman@r77h19 awt]$ java Main.class
Can't find class Main.class

this happens with just about everything i touch, and there aren't any
compilation problems. as you can probably tell, i'm very new with java,
and if there is documentation regarding this problem, i'd be grateful to
be pointed toward it.

thanks in advance,
ian

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small patch

[Kyriakos Georgiou]

You have probably got this correction already, but here it is
anyways.  It caused a "function {isGreaterOrEqua not found" with my bash
(version 1.14.7(1))

later
Kiriakos




--- bin/checkVersions.orig  Fri Oct  9 15:13:34 1998
+++ bin/checkVersions   Fri Oct  9 15:13:45 1998
@@ -103,8 +103,8 @@
 
 # 5.4.33 & 1.9.6 seem to do it too
 if isGreaterOrEqual "$libdlVers" 1.9.6 ||
-   {isGreaterOrEqual "$libcVers" 1.5.44 &&
-isGreaterOrEqual "$libdlVers" 1.9.9}
+   { isGreaterOrEqual "$libcVers" 1.5.44 &&
+isGreaterOrEqual "$libdlVers" 1.9.9 }
 then
 # supplied libraries are not needed
return 1

Re: jre/java troubles

[Tom Jenkins]

I'd hazard a guess that your CLASSPATH does not have '.' in it so the JVM
can't locate your Main.class file

At 03:15 PM 10/9/98 -0400, Ian Wehrman wrote:
>good day all,
>
>i'm sure this is a frequently asked question, but after looking around,
>i haven't yet found anything. i have the JDK 1.1.6v4a for i386-glibc
>linux, and compiling .java files with javac works fine, however whenever
>i try to execute a class file with the 'java' command, i get:
>
>[iwehrman@r77h19 awt]$ java Main.class
>Can't find class Main.class
>
>this happens with just about everything i touch, and there aren't any
>compilation problems. as you can probably tell, i'm very new with java,
>and if there is documentation regarding this problem, i'd be grateful to
>be pointed toward it.
>
>thanks in advance,
>ian
>
>-- 
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>georgia institute of technology
>
>

Tom Jenkins

for PGP key send mail with GET PGP KEY in subject

TYA1.1 new release

[Albrecht Kleine]

Hi,

yesterday it was Richard Jones who convinced me 
to release the TYA1.1 code even though it is still 
not bug free.

But besides next months I don't have enough time to 
write much for TYA, so now you get a current snapshot.
And at last: after exactly _200_ builds now it's good 
time to release ;)

ftp://gonzalez.cyberus.ca/pub/Linux/java/tya11.tgz

The release fixes some bugs (and I hope there are
not too much new).
For details look into Changelog. But here I will
mention only:
-a fix for jikes compiled classes
-changes concerning JNI stuff *1*


A remark for the users who have never heard about TYA: 
it's a JIT compiler designed as add-on for the 
Linux x86 Blackdown port 1.1.6. (and maybe other ports).
As usual for TYA it's distributed in open source code 
under GPL terms. No secrets, no traps.

Cheers
Albrecht

PS: tnx to the distributors and testers. And not to forget: 
a special ``thank you'' goes to Artur Biesiadowski.

footnote *1*: users reported some success when disabling
  FAST_NATIVE102STYLE in TYA 1.0. 
  (TRUE! Here's is much to do.)

jdk 1.1.6-v5 and citrix java client

[Wolfgang Walter]

Hi !

When using jdk 1.1.6-v5 for running the citrix client I get a strange behaviour:
after the dialog 'connecting to ', when the main window has appeared
nothing is displayed in it till I move the window (but the client does not
hang, it just does not display anything). After moving the display works fine.

This behaviour does not occure with 1.1.6-v4a or earlier versions.

Wolfgang Walter

Re: jdk 1.1.6-v5 and citrix java client

[Adam Williams]

>
> When using jdk 1.1.6-v5 for running the citrix client I get a strange
behaviour:
> after the dialog 'connecting to ', when the main window has appeared
> nothing is displayed in it till I move the window (but the client does not
> hang, it just does not display anything). After moving the display works
fine.
>
> This behaviour does not occure with 1.1.6-v4a or earlier versions.
>

I have 100+ users using the Java client with jdk1.1.6-v5 on RedHat 4.2 systems
(libc5) running the client without such a problem.  Are you using Glibc?  What
is your version of XFree?

Sorry To Bother

[Frank Morton]

Sorry to bother you, but I am going nuts surfing for a java
JDK for linux running on MIPS. Is there such a thing?

Thanks either way.

_
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Voice: (317) 876-3355
FAX: (317) 876-3398
Home: (317) 574-0815

JDesktopPane & moveToFront

[Jason Dillon]

Hey, this really isn't a Linux related question, but I am going nutz trying to
get newly added JInternalFrames to move to the front of a JDesktopPane (at the
DEFAULT_LAYER) and receive focus.

I have tried

_desktop.add (frame);
_desktop.moveToFront (frame);

&

_desktop.add (frame);
frame.moveToFront ();

... I could go on and on, but the end result is that the new frame always ends
up behind every thing else.  I can't seem to find the right combination of
methods to achieve the proper result... and I was hoping (desperately... ok well
not really so desperately) that one of you might know the trick.

--jason

[Fwd: Portability]

[Pierre LATECOERE]

Hello Jason,

I have just finished develloping a fairly complex Java financial
application using Jbuilder 2 on Win NT.
I have used exclusively the latest Swing components (such as JInternal
Frame you just wrote about).

I must ask you one advice: I would like to port it to Linux using
Blackdown JDK. How difficult will it be? Generally speaking did you run
into uncompatibility issues betwenn Sun JDK 1.1.6 and Blackdown JDK?

Than you.

Pierre

Re: Arbitrary Precision Arithmetic?

[John Summerfield]

On Fri, 9 Oct 1998, Dimitrios Vyzovitis wrote:

> Hi,
> Has anyone implemented any arbitrary precision arithmetic routines in
> java?

Do you mean someting different from BigDecimal (which is included)?

BigDecimal allows numbers of any size with any number of decimal places.
It's a rotten way to do decimal arithmetic (overheads MUST be horrendous)
but nice when you really want those big numbers.

Cheers
John Summerfield
http://os2.ami.com.au/os2/ for OS/2 support.
Configuration, networking, combined IBM ftpsites index.

Re: Linux JIT?

[Wilhelm *Rafial* Fitzpatrick]

> > Is there any other JIT compiler for Linux other than TYA?

Well, there is kaffe, which comes with its own JIT for i386, and a couple
other platforms.  beta 2 has just been released.  www.transvirtual.com.

Also, under LinuxPPC there is the Metroworks JIT, which has just been
released as source, and several folks have been talking about porting it to
other processors.  The PPC version works quite well with NetBeans.

-raf

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Re: Linux JIT?

[Leos Bitto]

On Fri, 9 Oct 1998, Wilhelm *Rafial* Fitzpatrick wrote:

> > > Is there any other JIT compiler for Linux other than TYA?
>
> Well, there is kaffe, which comes with its own JIT for i386, 
> and a couple other platforms.  beta 2 has just been released.
> www.transvirtual.com.
>

Well, kaffe is nice, but the question was "what JIT should I use with
NetBeans?" and unfortunatelly I have to say that NetBeans Developer
doesn't run with kaffe at all, because of very buggy/incomplete current
JVM implementation in kaffe. I like the idea of free JVM implementation,
but I know that it is very hard to create one; I hope that the kaffe team
will succed!

Currently the best JVM implementation for running NetBeans on Linux is the
port of Sun's JDK from http://www.blackdown.org, version 1.1.6v5. TYA is
not recommended, because it still contains few bugs which prevent NetBeans
from running correctly.



Best Regards,

Leos Bitto
NetBeans, Inc.

Re: Arbitrary Precision Arithmetic?

[Dimitrios Vyzovitis]

> Take a look at:
>
> http://gams.nist.gov/javanumerics/
>
> and maybe from there:
> http://members.xoom.com/znerd/java/jump/index.html
>

THanx.
I think that jump is what I was looking for (but javanumerics looks also
interesting and cool)


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[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering
http://egnatia.ee.auth.gr/~dviz

Re: Linux JIT?

[Nozomi Matsumura]

Hi,

> Is there any other JIT compiler for Linux other than TYA?  I have been using
(snip)
see http://www.shudo.net/jit/index-j.html
hope this helps.

Nozomi Matsumura
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Linux JIT?

[A . KLOS]

--
| From: nmatsumu /  mime, , , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| To: user57 /  mime, , , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Cc: java-linux /  mime, , , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: Re: Linux JIT?
| Date: Friday, October 09, 1998 2:39PM
|
| Hi,
|
| > Is there any other JIT compiler for Linux other than TYA?  I have 
been using
| (snip)
| see http://www.shudo.net/jit/index-j.html
| hope this helps.

Unfortunately this page is only in Japanese  :-(

Addy.

|
| Nozomi Matsumura
| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| 

Re: Linux JIT?

[Nozomi Matsumura]

>>> Is there any other JIT compiler for Linux other than TYA?  I have been using
>> (snip)
>> see http://www.shudo.net/jit/index-j.html
>> hope this helps.
> 
> Is there a english version of this page? (I cant read anything)
well, this page japanese only yet.
but you can download from http://www.shudo.net/jit/dist/

Nozomi Matsumura
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: threads doesn't work???

[Steve Byrne]

Martin Sorgatz writes:
 > Martin Schmitz wrote:
 > 
 > > please look at this small example!!
 > 
 > what example?
 > 
 > > it creates a thread, but the output is done after the main thread did
 > > his work!!!
 > > on windows it works fine!
 > >
 > > i've another software where i create a thread which is running endless,
 > > but it blocks the GUI.
 > >
 > > so were is the problem with threads in linux???
 > 
 > I think the problem with threads in Linux is the thread scheduler.
 > Your linux-vm uses  "green threads" which means that the thread scheduler
 > works priority controlled.
 > The windoze vm uses a time scheduler.
 > With green threads the thread with highest priority will run until
 > completion.
 > 
 > I don't know if there exists a native threads vm for linux.
 > To work around this problem you can let your threads behave nicely
 > by calling Thread.yield() from time to time to allow other threads to
 > execute.

There's no native threads VM from the JDK porting team; the "Open" Group has a
version of the JDK for Linux that uses native threads, unfortunately, their
diffs are not "open".

In general, thread scheduling policy in Java is implementation dependent, and
any Java program that depends on a particular thread scheduling policy or
frequency is inherently nonportable.  It's not that difficult to create
portable programs that handle all kinds of different threading implementations;
HotJava is one such example that works on everything from Solaris green
threads, to NT (which is, in many ways, the most demanding because it uses
preemptive scheduling of threads, which means that a thread switch can occur at
*any* time, and not just during I/O).

Steve

[Q] Can I get jdk1.1.3.diff?

[Steve Byrne]

Cheolgi Kim writes:
 > Dear Mr. Byrne
 > 
 > How do you do Mr.Byrne. I'm Cheolgi Kim at KAIST in South Korea.
 > 
 > Thank you for your porting project.
 > 
 > I have jdk1.1.3 source license now. As I'm not a U.S. citizen., it's not
 > so easy to get newest version
 > 
 > of JDK .
 > 
 > I need to port JVM  to Linux kernel, and your source code may help me...
 > 
 > but your diff file is for jdk1.1.6... and the newest version of JDK is
 > 1.1.7 It's hard to get
 > 
 > JDK 1.1.6 source now.
 > 
 > So could you send me the location of diff file of JDK 1.1.3 for LINUX
 > source code.

I think your best bet is to try looking at the mirrors for the 1.1.3
distribution; the diffs file should be found in or near the same directories.
I think many mirrors have 1.1.3 still on them.

Steve

Re: jre/java troubles

[dan]

Ian Wehrman wrote:

> good day all,
>
> i'm sure this is a frequently asked question, but after looking around,
> i haven't yet found anything. i have the JDK 1.1.6v4a for i386-glibc
> linux, and compiling .java files with javac works fine, however whenever
> i try to execute a class file with the 'java' command, i get:
>
> [iwehrman@r77h19 awt]$ java Main.class
> Can't find class Main.class

try "java Main" instead.
the class name is 'Main', not 'Main.class'.

-dan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Linux JIT?

[Jason Dillon]

Whoa... I have found that most everything awt/swing based is slower with TYA. 
That is odd.  I don't know if it is just you... but it is definetly not me.

--jason


On 09-Oct-98 Michael Rohleder wrote:
> Jason Dillon writes:
>  > Is there any other JIT compiler for Linux other than TYA?  I have been
> using
>  > TYA for a while.  I have found that it does not really help for swing
>  > applications, rather it hinders.  I was using NetBeans with TYA and it was
>  > quite slow to react to ui events.  It was also eating about 30% of my p2
>  > constantly at idle.  Without TYA the ui reacts much, much faster and eats
> 30% of
>  > my p2 spuratically at idle.
> 
> Is it just me? netbeans with tya feels a lot faster!
> It eats up cpu, yes, but running it without tya also?!
> 
> -- 
> `The great thing about mod_rewrite is it gives you all the
>  configurability and flexibility of Sendmail. The downside to
>  mod_rewrite is that it gives you all the configurability and flexibility of
>  Sendmail.'
>-- Brian Behlendorf
>   Apache Group 

Re: Linux JIT?

[Jason Dillon]

I will give this one a try.  Thanks.

--jason


On 09-Oct-98 Nozomi Matsumura wrote:
 Is there any other JIT compiler for Linux other than TYA?  I have been
 using
>>> (snip)
>>> see http://www.shudo.net/jit/index-j.html
>>> hope this helps.
>> 
>> Is there a english version of this page? (I cant read anything)
> well, this page japanese only yet.
> but you can download from http://www.shudo.net/jit/dist/
> 
> Nozomi Matsumura
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Linux JIT?

[Jason Dillon]

I have not had much luck with kaffe.  Most everything that I have written or
download does not run under the kaffe jvm (when it works just find with
blackdown's).

--jason


On 09-Oct-98 Wilhelm *Rafial* Fitzpatrick wrote:
>> > Is there any other JIT compiler for Linux other than TYA?
> 
> Well, there is kaffe, which comes with its own JIT for i386, and a couple
> other platforms.  beta 2 has just been released.  www.transvirtual.com.
> 
> Also, under LinuxPPC there is the Metroworks JIT, which has just been
> released as source, and several folks have been talking about porting it to
> other processors.  The PPC version works quite well with NetBeans.
> 
> -raf
> 
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Re: jdk 1.1.6-v5 and citrix java client

[Wolfgang Walter]

On Fri, Oct 09, 1998 at 06:32:12PM +, Adam Williams wrote:
> >
> > When using jdk 1.1.6-v5 for running the citrix client I get a strange
> behaviour:
> > after the dialog 'connecting to ', when the main window has appeared
> > nothing is displayed in it till I move the window (but the client does not
> > hang, it just does not display anything). After moving the display works
> fine.
> >
> > This behaviour does not occure with 1.1.6-v4a or earlier versions.
> >
> 
> I have 100+ users using the Java client with jdk1.1.6-v5 on RedHat 4.2 systems
> (libc5) running the client without such a problem.  Are you using Glibc?  What
> is your version of XFree?
> 

My system is 'home-made'.

libc 5.4.46; XFree 3.3.2 patch 3; fvwm95 2.0.43a;


But the above behaviour is true for a suse-system 5.1 to 5.3, too, at least
when redirecting the X-display to my computer. Tomorrow I will try if this
is also the case when I use the local console of these machines (trying
fvwm95 and kwm).

Wolfgang Walter

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Re: jdk 1.1.6-v5 and citrix java client

[Alan Yung]

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Wolfgang Walter wrote:

> Hi !
>
> When using jdk 1.1.6-v5 for running the citrix client I get a strange behaviour:
> after the dialog 'connecting to ', when the main window has appeared
> nothing is displayed in it till I move the window (but the client does not
> hang, it just does not display anything). After moving the display works fine.
>
> This behaviour does not occure with 1.1.6-v4a or earlier versions.
>
> Wolfgang Walter

RE: JDesktopPane & moveToFront

[Jason Dillon]

Ok... I must be loosing it... i was testing all of this with the wrong
member function =|

--jason


On 10-Oct-98 Jason Dillon wrote:
> Hey, this really isn't a Linux related question, but I am going nutz trying
> to
> get newly added JInternalFrames to move to the front of a JDesktopPane (at
> the
> DEFAULT_LAYER) and receive focus.
> 
> I have tried
> 
> _desktop.add (frame);
> _desktop.moveToFront (frame);
> 
> &
> 
> _desktop.add (frame);
> frame.moveToFront ();
> 
> ... I could go on and on, but the end result is that the new frame always
> ends
> up behind every thing else.  I can't seem to find the right combination of
> methods to achieve the proper result... and I was hoping (desperately... ok
> well
> not really so desperately) that one of you might know the trick.
> 
> --jason