Re: [kaffe] DefaultSerialization

2002-09-19 Thread Stuart Ballard
Patrick Tullmann wrote: > > I wouldn't be surprised, though, if the approach of using an inner > class called DefaultSerialization has gone stale, and there are now > better ways of making Kaffe's Hashtable compatible with Suns. > > Does anyone remember if Sun's VM ever at any point included a >

[kaffe] bug report(s)

2002-09-19 Thread Stefano Caselli
I've just tried kaffe 1.0.7 under redhat linux 7.3 since i have installed ibm jdk 1.1.8 i've tried the demos from that jdk (they are the same demos from sun jdk 1.1). unfortunately many don't work correctly. As an example the Animator and BarChart demo doesn't show pictures, DitherTest does

Re: [kaffe] DefaultSerialization

2002-09-19 Thread Jukka Santala
On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Patrick Tullmann wrote: > Anyone know if PocketLinux has any improvements to Kaffe's > serialization I should be looking at? (Also, any idea where to get a > pocketlinux source distro now that pocketlinux.{com,org} is gone?) The latest (public CVS) versions of PocketLinux's

[kaffe] Again with Jars...

2002-09-19 Thread Gianandrea Gobbo
Welcome back Dalibor. Sorry to bother you, but my bosses are about to make me swotch from Java to C++ because of the la of a suitable JVM :( I've tested the blackdown port on the IPaq (linux/Arm) and it works well, but 8Mb are way too much for an embedded device (even that is just a few buck mo

[kaffe] allocRegister

2002-09-19 Thread Svante Arvedahl
Hi, I need to allocate new registers in jit3-ia64.def which is included in jit3/funcs.c. There is a suitable function for this in jit3/registers.c: allocRegister, but it's not accessible from outside like many of the other functions in registers.c. Is there a reason for this? Otherwise I'll just d