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Re: Any suggestions: locking??



Levi Yourchuck wrote:

>What is happening is that I am running the application on OS 9. These
>messages get printed out to the console. When compiled with Codewarrior on
>the mac, it runs and prints out all messages then continues on with rest
>of app. When compiled on pc with javac and run on the pc, it's fine and
>prints out all messages and continues onto rest of app. When compiled on
>pc and run on the mac, the error occurs.

When compiled on PC and run on Mac, how is file-transfer performed?

Calculate hashes on both platforms and compare, to make sure transfers are
intact and unaltered.

I also suggest using the 'javap' command to examine and compare the
disassembled byte-codes in the known-good and the known-bad cases.  If you
want to know what's different, find and examine any differences, rather
than just presuming nothing is different.  If there really aren't any
differences, winnow the failure down to a well-isolated example, and post
source and production details to the list.


...and earlier...

>I am compiling with the javac tool on a pc with 1.4.2 I use -target 1.1 as
>well as -bootclasspath with the JDKClasses.zip from the MRJ distro.

There are other files in the MRJ distro.  Maybe one of them has an
unexpectedly pivotal class in it.


>  PrinterAid.print( "addOperation 3> " + operation );

What is the actual type of 'operation'?

What does operation.toString() do?

  -- GG


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