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kaffe and swing - NoSuchMethodError27 Oct 2005 21:42 GMT6
running some demos on my kaffe port (kaffe 1.1.6, compiled
for mips machine, using Tiny-X), I testet successfully
some programs using awt, now, I have a demo using swing,
and the program fails as it do not find
IBM JVM and OS heap24 Oct 2005 22:07 GMT4
we develop a server application, that has the request for very flexible
memory scalabilty: Normaly it uses only 200MiByte and sometimes up to
3GiByte memory. The server (RS6000 / AIX5.1L / JDK1.4.2 (32Bit)) runs
many other applications. Now the problem:
optimizing code23 Oct 2005 22:26 GMT15
I am writing code that I would like to be fast.
When are method calls not virtual? I could guess for static methods,
constructors... any other? private methods? final methods?
I would like to avoid the extra lookup into the "VTAB".
Sun Java Virtual Machine12 Oct 2005 10:10 GMT8
At my company we're preparing a massive roll-out of new Windows XP
Workstations (with SP2), in the initial installation procedure we plan to
install the following Sun Java Virtual Machines : 1.4.1_02, 1.4.5_04 and
1.5.0 with default virtual machine set to version 1.5.0
Java and Hyperthreading processors07 Oct 2005 04:39 GMT1
How does JVM handle hyper threading? I am using Tomcat as the servlet
engine. And I have multiple servlets (and the threads from the servlets)
making JNI calls and when hyperthreading is enabled, I see some strange
deadlock issues. JNI calls just hang, making the other threads to ...
 
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