In the garbage collectors I've worked with, the essential design is:
- 'new' allocates space on the heap.
- The header of each object contains a pointer (or equiv) to a per-class
data structure, that points to the GC map for the object (and virtual
dispatch tables etc etc)
- Reference fields in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jean-Frederic,
The _first_ thin to do is:
$ svn update
$ rm -rf ./config
$ ./config.sh
That does not help... I will go on tomorrow (well later because that
already tomorrow here).
You will notice some changes, per harmony-commits@
list. After doing SVN updat
Jean-Frederic,
The _first_ thin to do is:
$ svn update
$ rm -rf ./config
$ ./config.sh
You will notice some changes, per harmony-commits@
list. After doing SVN update, removing the existing
configuration and starting _completely_ over will show
you where I have changed things. The other
Jean-Frederic,
Take a look at the new Makefiles in the top
level directory and each source directory.
These should provide all functionality that
I see for the time being with the exception
of distribution rules, whose requirements
may change over time. Notice that one
important requirement is t
All,
Sometimes the best explanation is a good example.
I have written a simple GC algorithm that counts
references to objects as an example of how the
GC interface might be implemented. Some algorithms
may not use all the hooks, perhaps some might need
an additional hook or two beyond what is cu
Geir Magnusson Jr. wrote:
If you wish to contribute this, could you post it to a JIRA?
Until I get commit rights ;-)
It is now: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HARMONY-10
Now I go for the Makefiles or the build.xml.
make is more strandard for C project but ant is probably before the
har
If you wish to contribute this, could you post it to a JIRA?
On Oct 27, 2005, at 6:09 PM, Jean-frederic Clere wrote:
Hi,
I am now building the config/config.h using the configure files I
have prepared.
The BootJVM specific options of the configure are:
--with-java=DIR Specify the
All,
The original, short-term build scripts have now
been replaced by a simple, yet _very_ flexible
Makefile system. From the top-level directory,
re-run 'config.sh' to pick the changes, then just
type 'make help' to get started. Have fun!
Dan Lydick
These corrections are now in SVN.
> [Original Message]
> From: Apache Harmony Bootstrap JVM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Date: 10/27/05 12:16:49 AM
> Subject: Oversight in JNI and test code
>
>
> All,
>
> One of the features of the BootJVM administration is the
> ability to determine the _ex
