Daniel Peņaloza Egas wrote:
I have Win95 with MinGW version 3.2 with gcj 3.2.
HolaMundo.java
public class HolaMundo {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.prinln("Hola Mundo!!!!");
}
}
gcj -- main=HolaMundo - o HolaMundo HolaMundo.java
all good, and when I execute it gives to the message
HolaMundo.exe
"The HolaMundo.exe file this tie ones to a
KERNEL32.DLL:SignalObjectAndWait of export that does not exist."
That I am making bad?
No...SignalObjectAndWait seems to be defined only in NT4 or
better and not on Win9x. However, I'm wondering how it works
on my home computer that runs Win98... Please give us some
time to investigate this.
(GCJ developers, FYI, SignalObjectAndWait is used in
_Jv_ThreadWait( ) in win32-threads.c of GCJ 3.2.)
It works on Win98 because SignalObjectAndWait is supported there. Win95
will suffer in my opinion. I suggest the OP find someones Win98 upgrade.