William, I, too, do think as well that Java lacks support for some
features, in the JVM, too.
I also don't think Java is the best language these days (speaking of
languages and not of the runtime). It is well behind the .NET platform when
it comes to pure languages, apart from Scala, but
The error message is probably misleading, I had it several times until I
realized that the native binary was not properly compiled for the am335x.
The file was indeed there at the location but it just would not load. The
problem can probably be solved by compiling the native binary for am335x.
Uhm, to correct myself: It's probably not even necessary to implement the
Java part of JTermios, the wrapper. Just make sure you build the native
binary for arm with softfp. I suspect that the one you use has been built
for i386.
You can use the linaro toolchain to crosscompile it on windows
:00 UTC+2 schrieb William Hermans:
So what is the point of using Java if binaries like this do not work cross
platform ?
On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 7:12 AM, Datenheld date...@gmail.com
javascript: wrote:
Uhm, to correct myself: It's probably not even necessary to implement the
Java part
You're being too harsh on the topic. Most people didn't really use java
because of platform independence. In the beginnings of Java, applets were
the killer feature. You could easily deliver fat client software with the
webbrowser. It wasn't that much about platform independence. Java is a lot
You might want to try libbulldog (http://www.libbulldog.org).
Here's an example:
http://libbulldog.org/bulldog/examples/serial-example/
It can do advanced Serial communication as well, but has not been tested
on Debian. By advanced I mean settings things like setting parity,
databits and stop
P.S.
You might also want to consider using the LinuxSerialPort class of
libbulldog directly! Then you shouldn't have troubles due to Debian.
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Things I intend to do:
* Networking support
* Support more boards (raspberry pi is in the makes already)
Have fun controlling the board with Java!
Best regards,
Datenheld
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