It took a bit longer than I would have liked, but I have
finally finished up the reflect table overhaul. This
fixes the problem with >= JDK 1.2 where object hash
values overlap and generate an exception.
I just did the cvs commit, so it will show up tonight.
If you just can not wait to try it out
Hello,
for some very frustating reasons (hardware crash and
copy failures during backup) I lost most of the sources
for my InterpCmd java class, which I finished last x-mas.
To fight my frustation I made some changes to the ClockCmd
class, so that the Jacl clock now is capable of all the
new 8.3
I was just trying to build Tcl Blend when I got this error:
% /home/mo/project/tcljava/configure
--prefix=/home/mo/project/install/tcljava
--with-tcl=/home/mo/project/build/tcl
srcdir is /home/mo/project/tcljava
configuring for both jacl and tclblend
checking for Tcl build in /home/mo/project/b
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Christian Krone wrote:
> Hello,
>
> for some very frustating reasons (hardware crash and
> copy failures during backup) I lost most of the sources
> for my InterpCmd java class, which I finished last x-mas.
Dang, an interp command in Jacl would be really nice.
> To fight m
If TclBlend was built with Tcl stubs, then it would
work fine. Otherwise, TclBlend needs to be linked
against a dynamic build of Tcl and a dynamic JVM.
The code in blend will do a LoadLibrary of itself,
so TclBlend needs to be dynamic as well...
Let's make it stubs-aware.
David Gravereaux sent
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Scott Redman wrote:
> If TclBlend was built with Tcl stubs, then it would
> work fine. Otherwise, TclBlend needs to be linked
> against a dynamic build of Tcl and a dynamic JVM.
> The code in blend will do a LoadLibrary of itself,
> so TclBlend needs to be dynamic as well...
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Subject: RFC: Standardized method for bootstraping a Stubs application
(draft)
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