On Feb 24, 2000, Patrick Tullmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> -O1 fails
Which platform? Which compiler? What is the symptom?
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Alexandre Oliva writes:
> > Should I upgrade kaffe then with the latest libtool CVS?
>
> I missed the rest of the conversation (was it in a mailing list whose
> folder I didn't open yet?) but, if that fixes a bug, it's probably a
> good idea.
OK, done..
-Archie
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Patrick Tullmann writes:
> So, the problem really is (and I just tried compiling Kaffe 3
> different ways to really confirm this) that Kaffe won't compile
> without -O2 or better. Specifically:
> -O2 is okay (with or without -g)
> -O1 fails
Sounds like a problem with one of the asm() script
Well, as Archie points out, that doesn't make any sense. And, as
Godmar pointed out in private mail, the problems from the past are
with missing -O2...
So, the problem really is (and I just tried compiling Kaffe 3
different ways to really confirm this) that Kaffe won't compile
without -O2 or be
Patrick Tullmann writes:
> Building kaffe requires that the '-g' flag be passed to gcc.
> Otherwise, you get a very broken executable.
Why is that? -g just includes debugging info in a separate section.
The executable code should be the same (eg., strip the -g object
and you get the same object
Building kaffe requires that the '-g' flag be passed to gcc.
Otherwise, you get a very broken executable.
This is a long-standing problem... though I can't find any metion of
it in the mailing list archive... I could have sworn this came up in
the past. Something to do with sysdepCallMethod not
Hello, Chuck!
> I'm trying to get a VM running on our embedded PowerPC 823e (on Linux).
> I was wondering if anyone has been down this path with Kaffe and/or
> has an implementation of the sysdepCallMethod for PowerPC.
The CVS version of Kaffe can be configured to use libffi. Get libffi from
ht
Hi,
I'm trying to get a VM running on our embedded PowerPC 823e (on Linux).
I was wondering if anyone has been down this path with Kaffe and/or
has an implementation of the sysdepCallMethod for PowerPC.
Thanks.
Chuck
The mystery of adding directories to a Jar file has been solved.
With this patch, the kaffe jar util works exactly the same as
the sun jar util in that it adds directory entries and files.
The old implementation would fail with something a simple as this.
mkdir foo
jar -cvf foo.jar foo
Wed Feb
Patrick Tullmann writes:
> What are the required autoconf/automake versions for playing with the
> Kaffe makefiles?
>
> autoconf 2.13 seems to work. (the latest CVS autoconf complains a lot,
> however).
>
> I tried automake v1.4, Alexandre's automake-1.4a-dep (from
> FAQ.automake), and the lat
Here is a quick patch to fix the spelling of my name in
some of the regression tests.
Wed Feb 23 13:02:40 CET 2000 Moses DeJong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* test/regression/BeanBug.java:
* test/regression/MethodBug.java:
Fixed spelling of authors name in regression test.
Ind
Thanks Godmar,
Now I see the problem here.
The classes in the java directory were taken from the Sun JDK1.2. The
reason for this was that they did not exist before in Kaffe. The
reason it fails in Kaffe is simply because it calls a native function
which doesn't exist in Kaffe. I didn't see this
Has anyone run into this error before? I keep getting it while running
javac on my Red Hat 5.2 system. When I just run java or jar it does not
crash.
Kaffe: ../../../kaffe/kaffevm/mem/gc-mem.c:315: gc_heap_malloc: Assertion
`blk->free != 0' failed.
Abort (core dumped)
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