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[xmlvm-users] External static library issues

[Ian F. <ifr...@gm...>]

Hello,
Just wanted everyone to know that I was able to confirm that my issues are
definitely related to housing all of the compat sources file in a cocoa
static library.  Once I built them directly into my project I began to have
success.  Although I'd be interested to know why the issues exist, its not a
big deal for me.
I do have a couple of things to note for you:

1. java_langString.m has error in isEmpty:

- (int) isEmpty__
{
return [self length] > 0;
}

should be == 0

2. Use of the >> operator in java results in the following output from the
compiler (not associated with any particular file being processed, just at
the end):

<dex:shr-int xmlns:dex="http://xmlvm.org/dex" xmlns:vm="http://xmlvm.org"
vx="8" vx-type="int" vy="9" vy-type="int" vz="8" vz-type="int"/>

The "ERROR" call is in the source file using it.  Using >>> (unsigned shift)
works though.

So far so good, getting good results from what I've built so far.  Great job
with this took kit, very impressive.

Best Regards,

Ian

--
Ian D. Frisbie

Re: [xmlvm-users] External static library issues

[Arno P. <ar...@pu...>]

note that both problems don't exist in the C backend. String.isEmpty() 
is cross-compiled from the Harmony implementation and the stylesheet 
contains the missing byte code instruction (in xmlvm2c.xsl). That one 
instruction you can just copy-paste to xmlvm2objc.xsl if you want to 
continue using the Objective-C backend.

Arno


On 2/21/11 9:41 AM, Ian Frisbie wrote:
> Hello,
> Just wanted everyone to know that I was able to confirm that my issues
> are definitely related to housing all of the compat sources file in a
> cocoa static library.  Once I built them directly into my project I
> began to have success.  Although I'd be interested to know why the
> issues exist, its not a big deal for me.
> I do have a couple of things to note for you:
>
> 1. java_langString.m has error in isEmpty:
>
> - (int) isEmpty__
> {
> return [self length] > 0;
> }
>
> should be == 0
>
> 2. Use of the >> operator in java results in the following output from
> the compiler (not associated with any particular file being processed,
> just at the end):
>
> <dex:shr-int xmlns:dex="http://xmlvm.org/dex"
> xmlns:vm="http://xmlvm.org" vx="8" vx-type="int" vy="9" vy-type="int"
> vz="8" vz-type="int"/>
>
> The "ERROR" call is in the source file using it.  Using >>> (unsigned
> shift) works though.
>
> So far so good, getting good results from what I've built so far.  Great
> job with this took kit, very impressive.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Ian
>
> --
> Ian D. Frisbie
>
>
>
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