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Thanks. Looks good. The only change I would make is to make vmdata in
ClassLoader package accessible instead of private.
Good point.. I'll make that change.
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theoretically possible for a VM to use Classpath unmodified and still
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object was dead. I think a
patch for this would not be reasonable, as long as it played well with
other VMs and had a big explanatory comment.
That's a neat idea.. I hadn't thought of that.
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this changes the API, but IMHO until the major version number of
Classpath is a non-zero number we shouldn't worry about that too much..
better to clean house now while we still can..
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for such a compiler? I've only
ever used Sun (or blackdown) JDKs. Will Jikes help?
Just compile with -target 1.4 (or whatever).
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satisfied.. though I still
think it's a bad idea to have copies of code that originates elsewhere
actually checked in to our repo.
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more. If you want the full monty, it's easy to put
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, let's create a separate project to do that.
I'm curious what other Classpath developers think...
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Certainly that can be done, at least for version_num. The release_num
is really up to the packager I suppose.
I've checked it into the scripts/ subdirectory:
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GNU Classpath, Essential Libraries for Java, is a GNU project to create
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if this is straying off-topic...)
Who do I ask about building a Debian package for JC?
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VMClassLoader.getResource() does not handle ZIP files on the boot loader
class path. The attached patch fixes this.
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I'll
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Another common problem is using too many local native references, e.g.,
when creating and populating an array. You only get 16, and have to use
DeleteLocalRef() to free up the ones you don't need anymore.
Well, soon as I sent that I ran into exactly this problem. Don't have
reference around classRawData.
This fixes the problem for me. I'll commit the attached patch unless
there are issues.
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I've checked in the attached patch which fixes a core dump (in the
child process) when a zero length command array is passed.
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Otherwise things may get to be too monolithic (i.e., inflexible).
In particular I'm thinking of embedded system applications, which
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in the bootclasspath. By the way, this is what JC does and it
works fine. An added advantage is that you can share a Classpath
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import java.util.logging.*;
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Works with java, null with sablevm.
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. This would
ensure that the rigth JNIEnv * got used. However, the GTK stuff
would also then have to keep track attaching and detaching threads
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or -1 if java.nio.Buffer.address is NULL.
OK, now I understand. Thanks in advance for providing this patch.
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Yep, that's a good classification. My point is simply that even with these
problems, the tests are still useful, and people want to run them, so we
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and installs separately from Classpath. There have
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!java.lang.ref.WeakReference.weakref
!java.lang.ref.PhantomReference.phantom
Let me know what changes we should make. I'll keep track, and let's
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OK, here's a first stab at a new mauve-classpath. This one is
surely out of date on several counts, but happens to be the one
I've been using for a long time.
The other thing we need to come up with is a Classpath xfails file,
containing those tests Classpath is known to fail
batch_run. What is the advantage of using it?
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problem e.g. in an application where
you create a thread and then decide to start it later (or not)
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add a comment to the Javadoc for Thread.java
like instances of Thread are not garbage collected until either
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If it's not just me then I'll file a bug and propose a patch.
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I get an OutOfMemoryError.
Now I realize that Sun's JDK has the same bug:
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that this glibj.zip has the default Configuration.java and
that is acceptable to the builder, why not provide a way to configure
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Just curious.. why do you say that?
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I haven't actually tried this so I'm likely just missing something.
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at java.lang.Class.newInstance0(Class.java:278)
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check for itself, and refusing to function if not the boot loader?
Then we skip all the security stuff.
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I agree.. Classpath should avoid trying to duplicate work that
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all the code to do that would be in the Java part.
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The Sun API spec clearly states that Class.getClassLoader() may return
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So why worry about obviously buggy software?
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