Godmar Back wrote:
BUG IN DYNAMIC LINKER ld.so: ../sysdeps/arm/dl-machine.h: 450:
elf_machine_rel: Assertion `! "unexpected dynymic reloc type"' failed!
Is this problem still present in recent netwinder releases?
Yes, it is still present. I had a patch for the dynamic linker, that
Hello all,
When the last Frame is dispose()d, the prompt returns. I assume all
threads die when the last Frame is dispose()d. That's nice, but I am
trying to catch the windowClosed() event. From that, I call my own
quit() method. It is never reached.
It is contrary to Sun behaviour: when using
Yes, Java does not have "monitors" as Dijkstra/Hoare/Hansen invented them,
that is, shared variables are not by design enclosed in monitors.
It is possible to access shared variables in an unsafe way, as anybody
who's done some Java programming knows.
To my knowledge, people have not
Didn't we have this discussion before?
Have you tried the java.awt.Defaults.AutoStop property?
- Godmar
Hello all,
When the last Frame is dispose()d, the prompt returns. I assume all
threads die when the last Frame is dispose()d. That's nice, but I am
trying to catch the
(2) What sort of "process model" are you after? Have you considered
CSP?
Just a quick comment about that one:
When we say "process model" we mean "process" as in Unix process, i.e.,
an abstraction for a separate entity that include one or more threads of
execution. The emphasis is on
