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Re: ZipInputStream broken?



Bryce McKinlay <bryce@waitaki.otago.ac.nz> writes:
> Jazzlib. Its in the Classpath CVS, and ought to drop in fairly easily to 
> libjava. If you try it, let us know how well it works!

Wow, well, I can't speak to performance (my stuff doesn't do any
performance-critical zip stuff), but installing it was a breeze -- two
minutes from your email to having it working.

I've got another newbie question -- what does it mean when a GCJ app
simply says "Aborted"? I have all my Thread.run()'s wrapped in
try/catch blocks with stack traces, as well as my main() -- so it's
not an exception (since I'm not getting a stack trace). Here's what I
see on stdout:

  megacz@curry$./a.out run /home/megacz/valency/xwt/dist/xwt-main.jar email
  Detected GCJ JVM, vendor="Free Software Foundation" version="0.0.7"
  begin loading from java.io.FileInputStream@8265dd0
  Aborted

The top two lines are things that my code prints. The text "Aborted"
doesn't appear anywhere in my source code -- what is libgcj trying to
tell me?

I'm just looking for a general pointer about what "Aborted" means --
my source code base is gigantic, so it's really not feasible for me to
post it to the list.

  - a


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