Hello Ben,
Sunday, October 5, 2003, 3:50:30 PM, you wrote:
> and broken - they're still using gcc2 builds, which can (in my experience)
> cause apps using C++ native libraries to crash randomly and frequently.
Not only that, a wrong java plugin will stop mozilla from working.
What a shit!
Jan
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Hello Ben,
Sunday, October 5, 2003, 3:50:30 PM, you wrote:
> and broken - they're still using gcc2 builds, which can (in my experience)
> cause apps using C++ native libraries to crash randomly and frequently.
Not only that, a wrong java plugin will stop mozilla from working.
What a shit!
Jan
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Dj Statik wrote:
* sablevm
Small correction:
- License of JVM is GNU LGPL (not GPL).
- Class library is under GPL with a linking exception that says, mainly,
that you can link more-or-less with anything.
This is pretty important. The GPL, when applied to the class library
can have pretty import
Dj Statik wrote:
* sablevm
Small correction:
- License of JVM is GNU LGPL (not GPL).
- Class library is under GPL with a linking exception that says, mainly,
that you can link more-or-less with anything.
This is pretty important. The GPL, when applied to the class library
can have pretty impor
FWIW:
> Blackdown is a enchanced linux port of the sun VM. But the last
> debian packages are a little bit outdated ...
and broken - they're still using gcc2 builds, which can (in my experience)
cause apps using C++ native libraries to crash randomly and frequently.
If you're planning on using
Jan Schulz wrote:
Hello Dj,
Sunday, October 5, 2003, 1:13:52 PM, you wrote:
You probably want to search the net for some firsthand experiences
with tomcat and the above free java virtual machines.
Here's how I got it to run with kaffe's CVS:
http://www.mail-archive.com/kaffe@kaffe.org/msg03287.htm
Hello Dj,
Sunday, October 5, 2003, 1:13:52 PM, you wrote:
> I note when looking through the package lists that there quite a few GPL
> java environments available:
First of all: Neither Blackdown and IBM JDK 1.1 are GPL. Both
are 'sun derived' and under their license. Also, I'm fairly sure,
that
FWIW:
> Blackdown is a enchanced linux port of the sun VM. But the last
> debian packages are a little bit outdated ...
and broken - they're still using gcc2 builds, which can (in my experience)
cause apps using C++ native libraries to crash randomly and frequently.
If you're planning on using
Jan Schulz wrote:
Hello Dj,
Sunday, October 5, 2003, 1:13:52 PM, you wrote:
You probably want to search the net for some firsthand experiences
with tomcat and the above free java virtual machines.
Here's how I got it to run with kaffe's CVS:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg03287.
Hello Dj,
Sunday, October 5, 2003, 1:13:52 PM, you wrote:
> I note when looking through the package lists that there quite a few GPL
> java environments available:
First of all: Neither Blackdown and IBM JDK 1.1 are GPL. Both
are 'sun derived' and under their license. Also, I'm fairly sure,
that
Greetings List,
I am having to install a Java VM on my Debian shell server for a couple of
clients who have requested it.
I note when looking through the package lists that there quite a few GPL
java environments available:
* gij
* kaffe
* sablevm
* Blackdown JDK
* IBM JDK 1.1.8
and several com
Greetings List,
I am having to install a Java VM on my Debian shell server for a couple of
clients who have requested it.
I note when looking through the package lists that there quite a few GPL
java environments available:
* gij
* kaffe
* sablevm
* Blackdown JDK
* IBM JDK 1.1.8
and several com
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