C. Brian Jones wrote:
What is _the_ best and single free software java compiler to get behind
and use these days? Which one has the best jacks test suite score?
Just guessing here: for jacks testsuite scores I think my money would
still be on jikes, however ecj might be close. You can get an e
> "Brian" == C Brian Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> What is _the_ best and single free software java compiler to get behind
Brian> and use these days? Which one has the best jacks test suite score?
Either jikes or the eclipse compiler. I don't have results handy for
the latter.
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On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 06:04, Dalibor Topic wrote:
> Ming Chen wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have some problem to compile the CLASSPATH in Debian Linux/ Xscale, it
> > used up the memory (3G).
>
> Let me guess ... jikes? Known bug in jikes. Avoid using it to compile
> classpath on arm-linux. Use anothe
Hi,
Yes, I found that problem with jikes on arm-linux. If I remember
(over a year ago now) it gobbled up the memory when compiling classes
that used doubles, etc. (java.lang.Double). I found if you copied
over the class files for these so it didn't try to compile them you
could get it to work.
Ming Chen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have some problem to compile the CLASSPATH in Debian Linux/ Xscale, it
> used up the memory (3G).
Let me guess ... jikes? Known bug in jikes. Avoid using it to compile
classpath on arm-linux. Use another compiler.
cheers,
dalibor topic
_
Hi,
I have some problem to compile the CLASSPATH in Debian Linux/ Xscale, it
used up the memory (3G).
So I planned to compile the C code in my Debian Linux/ Xscale. And compile
the other Java code in the other Linux/ Intel machine.
Could you have some idea how to compile the C and Java code on d
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