Hi Guys, I was wondering if it is possible to bootstrap your Classpath onto hotspot.
Using something like : java -cp . -Xbootclasspath/p:rvmrt.jar:jksvm.jar DummyTest I tried it and I get an error saying ClassLoader.addClass method doesn't exist. Basically I'm having quite an in depth problem, and one possible solution is if I can find a way to run your version of System.Out.Println() for example, without any calls to the JDK (in my code) being made on the Hotspot VM. I have tried running my code on Jikes RVM but I am using a java agent and Jikes produces a large VM dump. (I am currently talking to the Jikes guys about how to fix this). One idea I had was to import all of GNU Classpath into eclipse and refactor it so the package names have changed so in my code I can call something like : gnuClassPath.System.Out.Println()... and there is no confusion between that and the version in the JDK. Do you know if this will work? Or is there a better solution I am missing? Many Thanks, Richard
