Carlyle J. Roberts writes:
> Hi there, I seem to be having problems getting kaffe working. I
have tried both the 1.0.5 and the cvs snap versions. It seems to
compile successfully but when I try "make check" each of the tests
fails and gives a segmentation fault - core dumped.
> I am using
Nandana wrote:
> When I try to run any java class it gives following error.
Do you know when it fails? If you do a '-verbose' run, you can see
what class it might be loading.
>
> Kaffe: locks.c:147: putHeavyLock: Assertion `*lkp == ((iLock*)
>
> I updated to latest CVS-sources and yes, the problem went away. The
> memory footprint is now almost identical to the case where I just
> create a new StringBuffer every time. The memory usage is still bit
> high (kaffe seems to use almost twice as much memory as jdk11.8, but
> the applicati
This patch fixes a bug that was added to StringBuffer recently.
It also adds some regressions tests for the bug and related calls.
Mo Dejong
Red Hat Inc.
Thu Apr 6 00:30:30 PDT 2000 Mo DeJong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* libraries/javalib/java/lang/StringBuffer.java: fixed
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Hi,
I have successfully cross-compiled kaffe-1.0.5 to arm-linux flatform.
using gcc 2.95.2 and GlibC 2.1.2.
When I try to run any java class it gives following error.
Kaffe: locks.c:147: putHeavyLock: Assertion `*lkp == ((iLock*)-1)'
faile
