Hi,
There's a very nice document about starting
JVM with different stack and memory options
by setting the tclblend_init variable when using TclBlend with JDK2.
But what about if one is using TclBlend(1.2.4) with JDK1.1 (1.1.7/HPUX)?
How do I start the JVM with options, eg. -ss4m -ms12m -mx64
JDK1.1 does not have a simple way of modifying the jvm options.
You would have to modify src/native/javaCmd.c
There are two different versions of JavaGetEnv(), one for JDK1.2, one
for JDK1.1. You could either hardwire in your settings, or
add some sort of parsing of tclblend_init so that the a
You should be able to add -DTCLBLEND_INCREASE_STACK_SIZE to the Tcl Blend
makefile's CFLAGS before you compile. That will use the default size * 4
for the stack size. I have not tested it but it should work.
later
mo
On Mon, 30 Aug 1999, Christopher Hylands wrote:
> JDK1.1 does not have a simpl
Hi all.
The final verison of 1.2.4 is now up on my website at
http://www.cs.umn.edu/~dejong/tcl/tcljava. Here is a short
snip from the release note that will go up on
comp.lang.tcl today. Now that this release is finished,
I can start packing for my vacation in CA.
What's New in the 1.2.4 Relea