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The following regression tests fail:
- -> BadFloatTest.java
- -> CatchDeath.java
- -> DoubleConst.java
- -> DoubleNeg.java
- -> DoublePrint.java
- -> FPUStack.java
- -> MapTest.java
- -> NullInvoke.java
- -> TestFloatDouble.java
- -> TestMessageFormat
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> "Timothy" == Timothy Stack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> The problem now looks like an invalid `load_offset_int' (which
>> becomes a `lw a0,20[a0]'). I *think* it is invalid because a0 is
>> loaded with memory that contains an instruction, not
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> "Timothy" == Timothy Stack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> So far, I can get a pretty major application (Jetty) to nearly
>> finish loading itself, but still end with a segfault. It runs an
>> awful lot of code before it fails.
Timothy> Do all o
> So far, I can get a pretty major application (Jetty) to nearly finish
> loading itself, but still end with a segfault. It runs an awful lot of
> code before it fails.
Do all of the test cases pass?
> The problem now looks like an invalid `load_offset_int' (which becomes
> a `lw a0,20[a0]'). I *
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So far, I can get a pretty major application (Jetty) to nearly finish
loading itself, but still end with a segfault. It runs an awful lot of
code before it fails.
The problem now looks like an invalid `load_offset_int' (which becomes
a `lw a0,20[a0]')
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> "Timothy" == Timothy Stack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> - -> kaffe-bin:
>> /home/casey/src/kaffe/kaffe/kaffevm/jit3/machine.c:232: - ->
>> translate: Assertion `reinvoke == false' failed.
>>
>> Looking in machine.c this looks like either a co
> Casey> The good news: mipsel jit3 can load and run `hello world'. I
> Casey> don't know how usable it is `for real', but will report on that
> Casey> later.
>
> No luck yet. Now we fail with this:
>
> - -> kaffe-bin: /home/casey/src/kaffe/kaffe/kaffevm/jit3/machine.c:232:
> - -> translate: Asse
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> "Casey" == Casey Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Casey> The good news: mipsel jit3 can load and run `hello world'. I
Casey> don't know how usable it is `for real', but will report on that
Casey> later.
No luck yet. Now we fail with this:
> Success!
>
> Casey> So either (1) the call to push_int preceding this is bogus, or
> Casey> (2) that call needs to be followed by a popargs, but isn't.
>
> The problem stemmed from exception throwing: popargs_internal will not
> call popargs if the method does not return (and popargs_noreturn,
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> "Casey" == Casey Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Success!
Casey> So either (1) the call to push_int preceding this is bogus, or
Casey> (2) that call needs to be followed by a popargs, but isn't.
The problem stemmed from exception throwing
> Kevin> That's not at all surprising. The trickiest thing that I had
> Kevin> to fix to get the kaffe interpreter working for MIPS was to fix
> Kevin> the calling convention stuff. Argument passing in MIPS *is*
> Kevin> pretty baroque, and worse, there are variants that we'll have
> Kevin> to de
> (gdb) print *((Hjava_lang_Class *) 269223872)
> $3 = {head = {dtable = 0x10019c38, lock = 0x0}, lock = 0x0,
>
> I think that this class is HashMap itself, but can't really tell.
Use:
p (char *)$3.name.data
to print out the name. There are also a lot of helpful macros in the
"developers/gdb
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> "Kevin" == Kevin D Kissell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kevin> That's not at all surprising. The trickiest thing that I had
Kevin> to fix to get the kaffe interpreter working for MIPS was to fix
Kevin> the calling convention stuff. Argument pas
> Kevin> One question about that: Did you implement those operations
> Kevin> because you thought it would be good for performance, or did
> Kevin> you have the impression that the JIT was failing because of
> Kevin> their absence? They did not seem to be broken when I was
> Kevin> working on jit3
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> "Kevin" == Kevin D Kissell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> > "Casey" == Casey Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> Yeah, ok, I was pretty wrong with the implementations of fcmpl and
>> friends. I think I have it sorted now.
Kevin> One
> But now my problem appears to be that soft_anewarray is being called
> with an uninitialized class, which is supposed to be
> java.util.HashMap$HashEntry. Any ideas of why this would happen?
Need some more info:
What test is dying?
Can you send a back trace and disassembly?
And anything
> You might want to remove the boolean_exception() method from
> the ControlFlowMethods class (or move it to the end of the
> class). It instantiates a new Throwable Object which causes
> a whole bunch of methods to be translated and executed.
Yeah, that kinda sucks, the old kaffe Throwable was pr
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> I've gone ahead and implemented translations for fcmpg, fcmpl, dcmpg,
> and dcmpl using C.cond.fmt. This gets me further in loading Kaffe (now
> System.checkPropertyA
> > "Casey" == Casey Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Yeah, ok, I was pretty wrong with the implementations of fcmpl and
> friends. I think I have it sorted now.
One question about that: Did you implement those operations because
you thought it would be good for performance, or did y
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> "Casey" == Casey Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Yeah, ok, I was pretty wrong with the implementations of fcmpl and
friends. I think I have it sorted now.
But now my problem appears to be that soft_anewarray is being called
with an uniniti
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I've gone ahead and implemented translations for fcmpg, fcmpl, dcmpg,
and dcmpl using C.cond.fmt. This gets me further in loading Kaffe (now
System.checkPropertyAccess complains that "line.separator" is a
zero-length key). Unfortunately, I am also gett
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