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...rd patterns in the `--undefined` option. `--undefined foo` (or `-u foo` for short) makes the linker to pull out an object file from a static library if the file defines symbol foo. So, by allowing wildcard patterns, you can pull out all object files defining some JNI symbols (which start with "Java_") from static archives by specifying `-u "Java_*"`, for example. This seems mildly useful to me, but it comes with a cost. Currently, `-u` is literally as fast as a single hash lookup. If you allow wildcard patterns in `-u`, you have to attempt a wildcard pattern match against all s...

...--undefined` > option. `--undefined foo` (or `-u foo` for short) makes the linker to pull > out an object file from a static library if the file defines symbol foo. > So, by allowing wildcard patterns, you can pull out all object files > defining some JNI symbols (which start with "Java_") from static archives > by specifying `-u "Java_*"`, for example. > > > > This seems mildly useful to me, but it comes with a cost. Currently, > `-u` is literally as fast as a single hash lookup. If you allow wildcard > patterns in `-u`, you have to attempt a wi...

Hi, I'm trying to sort out how MMTk is linked with VMKit. MMTk is written in Java and VMKit is written in C++, and there are some java files and something seems to be garbage collection in c++ sources. Could you tell me where exactly mark and sweep algorithm takes place in (java?) source code and how and where is it invoked in c++? Regards, Liana Bakradze. -------------- next part

Hi, I''ve started reading some Java books. Gasp! What makes website development with Java so bad? I haven''t looked at Struts but I''m reading about Hibernate. Compared to ActiveRecord, Hibernate seems like some extra typing to explicitly define the model fields, getters and setters. I know that these are things that you can do in ActiveRecord when things get complicated