Hi,
I just download kaffe 1.1.5. My linux kernel is 2.4.17. configure and
make are all ok. but when i download the the files to the board and
run:
java HelloWorldApp
the following error happened:
Internal error: caught an unexpected exception.
Please check your CLASSPATH and your installation.
13:02:40 jvw http://experimental.ftbfs.de/build.php?pkg=kaffe
kaffe buildlogs with testsuite on four architectures
(alpha, sparc, mips and ia64), with mips even running
the testsuite breaks the built, the other three fail at
least
* Minor fix to include directories ordering
In my case, I build kaffe with --prefix=/usr/X11R6. Since I had 1.1.4
installed already, it picked up the wrong jni.h and failed during
compilation. This ensures that the included jni.h gets included first.
To be honest, should probably move X_FLAGS
Or at least trying to.
My project did run on 1.1.4, using only the AWT toolkit, but its latest
incarnations needs Swing-only features.
Using 1.1.5, it compiles (with some warnings) using kaffes compiler(jikes?),
but crashes with
FATAL ERROR: No more room for local references, leaving an
Hello,
I'm at Brazil's capital: Brasilia. I just had an incredible quick class with
Dalibor about how Kaffe works.
As I have some systems using JXTA, the first question that pops into my head
was: Does it works and JXTA ?
Answer: it totally yes. I've run some systems and seems all right to
On Fri, Apr 08, 2005 at 01:15:39PM +, David Matthews wrote:
Or at least trying to.
My project did run on 1.1.4, using only the AWT toolkit, but its latest
incarnations needs Swing-only features.
Using 1.1.5, it compiles (with some warnings) using kaffes compiler(jikes?),
but
The following class raises a NullPointerException with Kaffe because
of the null passed to the WeakReference constructor. It should not.
public class NullWeakRef {
public static void main(String[] args) {
new java.lang.ref.WeakReference(null);
}
}
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Hi,
lately i try to install kaffe on my pc box,
yet i found out one thing makes me confused.
when ./configure in the kaffe* folder, messages is
as follow. why do we need jikes? isn't jike acting the
same as kaffe (simply it's released via ibm)?
therefore, if i need to use jike, why i have to use
On Fri, Apr 15, 2005 at 03:33:54AM +0100, neo anderson wrote:
Hi,
lately i try to install kaffe on my pc box,
yet i found out one thing makes me confused.
when ./configure in the kaffe* folder, messages is
as follow. why do we need jikes? isn't jike acting the
same as kaffe (simply it's
