unicode search path

[Valentin Pavlov]

Hello,
I've saw a problem with my build on win32 with cygwin.
First AWT library cannot be compiled since no makefile
points to it's directory. After spending a couple of hours
I managed to compile it but kaffe fails to load it
UnsatisfiedLinkError - but my libawt.a is placed where it should be

Can you tell me how you compile kaffe win MSVC or send me your project
files?


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ProSyst Bulgaria                 Valentin Pavlov
44 D. Hadjikocev Street          Team Leader/Programmer
Sofia 1407, Bulgaria             Dept: mBedded Server
http://www.prosyst.bg/           Phone: +359 02 (9631394) 223
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Maxim Kizub" <M.Kizub at post.skynet.lt>
To: "Valentin Pavlov" <kaffe at rufus.w3.org>
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 3:05 PM
Subject: Re[2]: unicode search path


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> Hello Valentin,
>
> I can't compile with cygwin. A problem with
> libtool, probably. I've compiled it with MS VC++.
> Can you point me part of code that inserts
> that '\' leading slash?
>
> Tuesday, November 28, 2000, 12:56:48 PM, you wrote:
>
>
> VP> I cannot reproduce that error on my NT Workstation.
> VP> Maybe you are trying to use kaffe on win9x which is known to have
> some
> VP> problems with cygwin - and this may affect your system to produce
> that
> VP> error.
>
> VP> In other hand it is possible that you use wrong startup script on
> Windows.
> VP> Here is mine:
>
> VP> --- cute here ---
> VP> :Setup kaffe environment
> VP> set KAFFEHOME=//c/temp/kaffe
> VP> set DOS_PATH=c:\temp\kaffe
>
> VP> :Prepare classpath and runtime environment
> VP> set CLASSPATH=%KAFFEHOME%/kaffe/Klasses.jar:.:%CLASSPATH%
> VP> set KAFFELIBRARYPATH=%KAFFEHOME%/lib
> VP> set PATH=%DOS_PATH%\bin;%PATH%
>
> VP> KaffeVM %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %8
> VP> --- cut here ---
>
> VP> Notice that some paths are givven in unix form since my kaffevm
> (which is
> VP> compiled with cygwin) will recquire them in this form.
> VP> Actually all environment variables regarding to kaffe use unix
> style paths.
> VP> Only command prompt execution PATH will recquire it's DOS style
> path.
>
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> VP> ProSyst Bulgaria                 Valentin Pavlov
> VP> 44 D. Hadjikocev Street          Team Leader/Programmer
> VP> Sofia 1407, Bulgaria             Dept: mBedded Server
> VP> http://www.prosyst.bg/           Phone: +359 02 (9631394) 223
> VP> -------------------------------------------------------------
> VP> Leading Software Technology for Open Service Gateways
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>
> VP> ----- Original Message -----
> VP> From: "Maxim Kizub" <M.Kizub at post.skynet.lt>
> VP> To: <kaffe at rufus.w3.org>
> VP> Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 2:05 PM
> VP> Subject: unicode search path
>
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> >> Hello kaffe,
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> >>   I'm trying to run kaffe under Win32
> >> and have next problem. The "Hello world"
> >> application runs, needs to print,
> >> then Locale class is loaded to translate
> >> message and it needs unicode database.
> >> Well, under debugger I see it looks file
> >> "\D:\kaffe\kaffe\lang\unicode.tbl"
> >> I can't figure out, which code adds that
> >> leading '\' symbol. Can you help?
> >>
> >>
> >> - --
> >> Best regards,
> >>  Maxim                          mailto:M.Kizub at post.skynet.lt
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> - --
> Best regards,
>  Maxim                            mailto:M.Kizub at post.skynet.lt
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