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Re: compiling java.awt with gcj
- From: Laurent Bardet <l dot bardet at magic dot fr>
- To: "Koecher Rainer ETR.ETB2" <Rainer dot Koecher at ElinEbgTraction dot at>
- Cc: java at gcc dot gnu dot org
- Date: Wed, 31 Jul 2002 07:58:49 +0200
- Subject: Re: compiling java.awt with gcj
- References: <174DD27579F8A64E852EFA47236C6816013EA127@viepe-mxs0001.iserv.vads.cc>
"Koecher Rainer ETR.ETB2" wrote:
>
> Does anyone know how to use java.awt with gcj 3.1?
Yes. See recent thread "Almost there... (episode 2)".
> I wrote a simple test program which displays a window with nothing in it
> and compiled it successfully. But when I tried to start the program I
> got the following output on the command line:
>
> returned
> end
The output comes from one constructor from java/awt/Frame.java:
public
Frame(String title)
{
super();
System.err.println("returned");
this.title = title;
System.err.println("end");
}
I guess it was for debug or test purposes. I didn't find any PR for
this. I think the two err output lines should be removed.
Can somebody with a write access do it ?
>
> that is all what happened.
With a simple test AWT program having a single frame, I got the same
output as you, and the frame is displayed.
Laurent