Re: [javaCompiler-users] Compiler "Install"

[xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x. <hul...@ya...>]

Hey Marco,

solved the problem!! A few weeks ago I was messing with my cygwin install to get something working. I managed to do what I wanted to do, but as part of what I did I put a library file into the classpath (this time classpath is right!). That's what did the screwing up!! Removed it from the classpath now and jnc seems to work fine now. I could start the GUI and my manually compiled helloWorld app worked fine as well. So I reckon that's all of my problems solved.

I'm working on an image-transforming app right now, so having a swing compatible native compiler like jnc is really useful. Before that I was mainly programming mathematical apps for research groups etc, so never had to deal with swing - mathematicians don't like pretty windows!

Thanks for providing help on this one.
And good work on jnc - keep it up
All the Best
   Peter

Marco Trudel <mt...@gm...> wrote: Hey Peter

Can you please hit "Reply all"? Else we loose the mailing list.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Ok, did the manual compiling of a HelloWorld program and presto:
> 
> All of the compiling seems to work fine, but when I then want to run my 
> HelloWorld app I get the same error I get when I try to start the 
> AutoCompiler:
> 
>  "Exception during runtime initialisation
>  
>  This application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual
>  way.
>  Please contact the application's support team for more information"

Stupid! How did you compile? Did you enable optimization? Stripping? 
Adding debug info?
Can you try a couple of different compilations?

How much knowledge do you have with gcc and alike? Do you know how to 
add debuging information and run it in gdb?


> So, for some reason my computer doesn't like files that have been 
> compiled with that jnc gcj.exe.

Have you tried your compiled exe on another computer?

> I was wondering whether my computer just starts loosing it, but if I 
> compile the same Hello World source code with my standard 
> cygwin-in-built gcj, everything works fine.

Well, my gcj is built for mingw, but that really doesn't make a 
difference. Because it works on hundred of other computers (probably a 
lot of XP Homes), I assume it has something to do with your computer.
What version is the cygwin gcj?


> So, it is actually something about the jnc gcj.exe ...... can't really 
> think of something that my computer could do to "break" the jnc gcj 
> ..... any ideas?

Hm. A compiled binary on windows uses ADVAPI32.dll, KERNEL32.dll, 
msvcrt.dll, USER32.dll and WS2_32.dll. Maybe you screwed one of these up?
I really can't say anything better than to try on another computer. Sorry...


Marco


 
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