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Hi Taras,It's the gcj team that made it possible on a jdk-less system.
By the way, congratulations on iRATE and its large user base.
Sun's doesn't?Can you elaborate on this? The current MinGW Thread.interrupt() doesn't interruped blocking I/O; neither does Sun's JVM.
If you are interested, there is another strange bug in gcj that's making irate impossible for some people. System.getProperty("user.home") returns c:\username at least on some win2k computers instead of the C:\documents and settings\whatever\windows\likes.
Is this in bugzilla? (Can't remember - though know I've heard this before.)
I certainly didn't file it. I'm a bad bug reporter.
That sucks. Best of luck with getting it to work. We'll happily reuse your hardwork with iRATE :)Could you also put up those magnificent crosscompiler build scripts on your website? When I have some time, I'd like to rebuild gcj with the latest cvs.
Good luck. I'd like to do this too. (I've been getting bootstrapping errors
on jv-convert for several days now where cc1 segfaults.) I'm still trying to
put out a "stable" MinGW 3.4 build. :(
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