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Re: [Jace-users] Jace status.

[cowwoc <co...@bb...>]

Hi Raindog,

     Can you please provide testcases for these issues? I'll study them 
on my end.

Thanks,
Gili

On 26/12/2010 7:33 AM, Raindog wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I modified an older version of jace before I found the new updated
> version. I discovered the following then and was wondering if they still
> applied now.
>
> 1. If a method or field name is the same as the class name, C++
> compilation will fail. I solved this by appending an underscore to the
> field or method name.
> 2. Circular dependencies break compilation. I resolved this partly by
> using forward declarations and smart pointers. Java apparently allows
> circular dependencies but C++ does not, so there are some cases where
> this happens for example in the JRE RT
>
>
> I also noticed an issue with the newest revision in SVN. When running
> the BatchGenerator, it fails after the first file because the ClassFile
> class will close the stream after reading each class.
>
> Thanks,
> Raindog
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[Jace-users] Jace status.

[Raindog <ra...@ma...>]

Hello,

I modified an older version of jace before I found the new updated
version. I discovered the following then and was wondering if they still
applied now.

1. If a method or field name is the same as the class name, C++
compilation will fail. I solved this by appending an underscore to the
field or method name.
2. Circular dependencies break compilation. I resolved this partly by
using forward declarations and smart pointers. Java apparently allows
circular dependencies but C++ does not, so there are some cases where
this happens for example in the JRE RT


I also noticed an issue with the newest revision in SVN. When running
the BatchGenerator, it fails after the first file because the ClassFile
class will close the stream after reading each class.

Thanks,
Raindog

[Jace-users] Source code now available from SourceForge

[Gili <co...@bb...>]

I have uploaded the latest source-code to
https://jace.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/jace

Gili
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[Jace-users] Hello, everybody!

[Zhang Q. <zha...@gm...>]

Hello, everybody!

It is my pleasure to join this mailing list. I am a begineer to study JACE.
So any advice on it will be very much

apprecited.

[Jace-users] what does it mean..

[Charlls Q. <cha...@ya...>]

 
 the silence?
 
 is the silence a truth? 
 
 
 do truths work as in life? like they were alive?
 
 
 are turths what they mean? are they my  true love?
 
 
 
 
 is the sky grey? or is my skin a growing pain of light?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 does the heck mean something? does the silence mean too?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 what the heack is a meaning? is a true absolute? is only relative to what i think?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 oblivion. forget. forgive. forever
 
 
 a kiss. my life
 
 


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[Jace-users] is this mailing list alive?

[Charlls Q. <cha...@ya...>]

 Hi!

 i saw that there hasn't been much traffic in the past
months. I also saw that not even one question has been
answered (there are a big total of 3). Is there a
reason?

 I'll ping into the void with some question;


 how is people installing jace on linux? build.xml
says it has no target, and it seems to support only
win32

 


	


	
		
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[Jace-users] Can I do callbacks into my a peer?

[Markus K. <mar...@gm...>]

I want to implement a JMS MessageListener in C++. I have done this manually 
with lots of JNI. The trick is, that the message listener actually is a peer, 
but it is located in an EXE, not in a DLL. So the Java Class cannot load it 
(I register it with JNI methods in my main() method of the C++ class). Since 
MessageListener gets called asynchronously by the JMS receiver thread, I need 
to be sure that Jace is able to implement the callback method "onMessage" in 
C++ (this would be a job of the ProxyGen tool, but actually I don't have a 
proxy but a peer).

Can Jace do that? Any tricks? Any problems?

Thanks for all
Markus

[Jace-users] Usage for productional applications

[Markus K. <mar...@gm...>]

We are planning to use Jace in a production application. This means, 
approximately 200 manufacturing machines (like mills and drills etc.; 
controlling software is written in C++) will be attached to JMS (Java Message 
Service) by glue from Jace. :-)

Now my question is: Is Jace stable and fast enough for that? When will RC1_05 
be released, and what is the performance overhead that I will earn thanks to 
Jace compared to manually coded JNI?

Since each machine sends and receives lots of JMS messages per second, and 
since the machine my not be stopped too long, we need to know what we get 
when we are using Jace (at the moment we are using manually coded JNI and 
started to write someting similar to Jace, but we will kick that in favour of 
Jace).

Any experiences?

Thanks
Markus

[Jace-users] Generates so many class files

[steve s. <mrc...@ya...>]

I see how the example Ant build only creates a few classes.  
When I tried to run the commands manually after creating a simple Java class I saw so many classes created.  Plus they wouldn't compile because of some namespace problem.
 
  I just wanted to create a simple Java class.  Then manually run PeerGenerator with some made up directory like a1:
  PeerGenerator c:\a1 c:\a1  just to get the output.  Then I run AutoProxy manually pointing to that directory and the classpath to my rt.jar in my jdk\jre folder.
  That creates many many classes, many more then the Ant build created.
Plus I don't see why it created them as I have sucha simple Java class that doesn't use URL or anything.
 
 


		
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