On Sat, 2005-09-17 at 18:23 +, theUser BL wrote:
> But thanks for the information.
> I will later try to use 0.17 with cacao, if that is possible.
That should work great.
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Hi,
to compile cacao successfully with --with-external-classpath you need the latest
CVS version of both codebases.
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Robert
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Hi,
On Sat, 2005-09-17 at 18:23 +, theUser BL wrote:
> Then means this
> http://www.theuserbl.ag.vu/cacaoerr.txt
> that
> 1. the VM interface from 0.16 to 0.18 _have_ changed and
> 2. they are not minor changes.
Yes, see the release announcements (under Runtime interface changes) and
the VM i
Exactly. If the VM interface does not change (or only minor changes),
you can configure CACAO to use a external classpath installation (which
can be a CVS version or a newly realeased one), like it's done for
jamvm. Just use the --with-external-classpath= configure switch.
Then means this
http
At first the developer changed the GNU Classpath code on any JVM, so
that is no longer compatible to the old one.
So, when a new GNU Classpath version is released, there existing at
first, no JVMs on which it can run.
This depends entirely on the associated projects. JamVM for example is
prett
On Thu, 2005-09-15 at 16:51 +0200, Dalibor Topic wrote:
> Yes. That's part of the necessity of being a work-in-progress, though:
> the VM interface is still in huge flux, and will be until GNU Classpath
> is finished. Since GNU Classpath is fortunately not tied to a single
> runtime, the VM inte
Stuart Ballard wrote:
> Makes me wonder, since the need to override certain files and/or
> packages in Classpath for a particular VM is such a common scenario,
> whether Classpath's build system shouldn't include native support for
> this. Obviously this doesn't jive with the eventual goal of a sin
Tom Tromey wrote:
>>"Stuart" == Stuart Ballard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
> Stuart> Makes me wonder, since the need to override certain files and/or
> Stuart> packages in Classpath for a particular VM is such a common scenario,
> Stuart> whether Classpath's build system shouldn't include
> "Stuart" == Stuart Ballard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stuart> Makes me wonder, since the need to override certain files and/or
Stuart> packages in Classpath for a particular VM is such a common scenario,
Stuart> whether Classpath's build system shouldn't include native support for
Stuart> t
GNU Classpath is a library. Depending on the needs of you project,
significant part of it can be used as an alternative library for an
arbitrary jre's. Many newer packages provide standard mechanism to
plug-in the alternative implementation just by setting several system
poperties to the altern
On 9/15/05, Dalibor Topic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Missing bits and pieces:
> String (yay, same as gcj. May be really hard. ;)
> java.lang.reflection (hard in a way, easy in a way. Hard since GNU
> Classpath has almost no code for it, so it'll be easy to merge in
> Kaffe's implementation. Volun
Robert Schuster wrote:
And a CVS-version of Kaffe I have not tried. But Kaffe 1.1.5 don't run
Swing programs on my computer.
For a long long time Kaffe developed its own class library. These days Dalibor
is applying Classpath' patch flood into Kaffe's library to keep the projects in
sync.
How
theUser BL wrote:
Hi!
What me everytime wonder is, that GNU Classpath have not its own VM.
The FSF has gcj, actually. It is the 'GNU' runtime.
To show the situation so, like I see it:
Suns Java comes as a complete package, which includes the Classes _and_
the JVM.
Mono comes as a complete p
Hi.
theUser BL wrote:
> Hi!
>
> What me everytime wonder is, that GNU Classpath have not its own VM.
Theoretically every Java replacement package should develop a VM, tools and a
class library.
However it quickly turned out that there is a lot of stuff which can be shared
between the
projects. On
Hi,
> >From the new versions, which use 0.17 or 0.18, I can either not compile it
> or it (like JamVM), or it have problems with AWT and Swing (IKVM).
> And a CVS-version of Kaffe I have not tried. But Kaffe 1.1.5 don't run Swing
> programs on my computer.
>
JamVM _does_ work with Classpath-0.18
theUser BL writes:
>
> What me everytime wonder is, that GNU Classpath have not its own VM.
>
> To show the situation so, like I see it:
> Suns Java comes as a complete package, which includes the Classes _and_ the
> JVM.
> Mono comes as a complete package, which includes the .net-classes
Hi!
What me everytime wonder is, that GNU Classpath have not its own VM.
To show the situation so, like I see it:
Suns Java comes as a complete package, which includes the Classes _and_ the
JVM.
Mono comes as a complete package, which includes the .net-classes and the
mono-runtime.
Only with
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