Geir,
Oops. Sorry about that. My main intent here is to mark
the 0.0.1 code for a reference point as it develops.
When I am about ready for my 0.0.2, we'll talk about
more specifics. In the mean time, last night was a
long one since I wanted to push this out the door for
the many questions tha
Dan,
That's not how releases are done. Release has a very specific
meaning at Apache, which means that the project has voted to release
a version, and thus it's being done by the ASF as an entity, rather
than by an individual. We'll talk about this more as we get further
along.
If you
I've found a small issue while building under cygwin.
I'm using j2sdk 1.4 and gcc 3.4.4 (cygwin). The problems are when
building the jni stuff.
First it included on gcc find patch "j2sdk\include\cygwin", but it
should be "j2sdk\include\win32".
Second is when building the included file "jni_md.h"
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*** How about you JVM experts out there? Do you have
any wisdom for me on the subject of time slicing
on an outer/inner interpreter loop interpreter
implementation? And compared to JIT? Archie Cobb,
what do you think? How about you l
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> Rodrigo,
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> At some point, _somebody_ has to wait on I/O. I agree
> that this is not the most efficient implementation, but one
> of the advantages it has is that it does not need _any_
> gc_safepoint() type calls for read o
Rodrigo,
At some point, _somebody_ has to wait on I/O. I agree
that this is not the most efficient implementation, but one
of the advantages it has is that it does not need _any_
gc_safepoint() type calls for read or write barriers.
I am _definitely_ interested in your suggestions, and
I think o
Rodrigo,
Could you please take a few minutes and configure for Windows,
CygWin, and Linux to see if there are any remaining compile issues
between them? The configurator is 'config.sh'. Once you run it
once, it should be a simple matter to run it again with different
input parameters.
I think
Everyone,
I now think I have the basics of SVN release administration
working well enough to cut a release. BootJVM release 0.0.1
is now available for your edification. The repository,
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/harmony/enhanced/trunks/sandbox/contribs/bootjvm
contains th
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