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gcj problem in latest thisiscool 4.0 version
- From: Heitzso <heitzso at growthmodels dot com>
- To: java at gcc dot gnu dot org
- Date: Wed, 01 Mar 2006 17:48:41 -0500
- Subject: gcj problem in latest thisiscool 4.0 version
I have code that picks up a line from a file that is vertical bar
separated items,
essentially:
String line = "blat|blat|blat";
which I then parse w/
String lineItems[] = line.split("\\x7c");
This works current 4.1 gcj and with all of the JVMs I tried
it with (Win/OSX-PPC/Linux-IBM-1.4.2) but using gcj
generated code on Windows from latest thisiscool 4.0
build it just drops out of existance. In other words,
program dies with no exception thrown, etc. BLIP-GONE!
This may just be an FYI because obviously the problem's
been fixed in the current 4.1 release.
Does anyone have a native Windows/swt combination current
gcc/gcj 4.1.0 release tarball?
I still haven't managed a cross-native compile of 4.1 on my
Ubuntu box and the cross-compiler is throwing link errors
when I try to compile and link the app on Linux for Windows
that I flagged in a prior email.
Or will a current mingw/msys or cygwin environment correctly
compile gcc 4.1?
Thanks,
Heitzso