Re: installed, compiled, how to link?

[hill0093 <hill0093 at umn dot edu>]

Thanks, and sorry I am so dumb that I cannot succeed.
I didn't find documentation for BufferedImage class.
I am used to the java.sun.com Java1.5 documentation 
of their thousands of classes, 
and my program works in sun and JCreator on XP.
Is this my answer that I cannot get a native executable
by gcj of the famous gcc (gnu compiler collection)?
I tried the Excelsior-Jet compiler making an .exe really
well requiring only one command line in my situation
where I keep all of my .java files in one directory even 
if there are a lot of them. Both JCreator and Jet compiler
put all of the required classes together. 
But their deployment is messy. The .exe works on my 
computer but not on other computers without extra stuff.

David Daney wrote:
> 
> hill0093 wrote:
>>
>> David Daney wrote:
>>> libgcj evidently does not support what ever it is you are trying to do 
>>> with BufferedImages.
>>> Your options are fairly limited at this point.  Either
>>> 1) Change your code to use BufferedImage operations that are supported 
>>> by the version of libgcj that is part of your system.
>>> 2) Install Sun's JVM and use that instead.
>>> 3) Get the source code to libgcj and fix it.
>>> When I have problems with gcj, I usually choose option 3.   Unless you 
>>> are familiar with software development on GNU/Linux, you probably would 
>>> be better off with one of the other options.
>> Thanks for your experience and kindness.
>> It is sad because one reason to use gcj is to get 
>> an executable that doesn't use JVM.
>> How do I get the documentation for libgcj ?
> There is this web site called google.com.  If you enter the terms 
> 'libgcj' and 'documentation' the first page of results has some good
> links.
> David Daney
> 

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