kaffe compiled with MS VC++

[Valentin Pavlov]

Actually kaffe compiles on win32 with gcc after doing some tricks.
I attach them in this mail

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From: "Maxim Kizub" <M.Kizub at post.skynet.lt>
To: <kaffe at rufus.w3.org>
Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2000 3:53 AM
Subject: kaffe compiled with MS VC++


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> Hello kaffe,
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>   I wish to use java as a scripting language
> for a game. So, I need _fast_ calls between
> java and C++ (it's written on C++). Also,
> it must run under Win32 and Linux (for now).
> So, MS VC++ and egcs are our primary compilers.
> Well, JNI is not sutable. It takes forever to
> call a native methods, and it's highly
> unconvinient. gcj is not the case too, since
> it works with gcc only, i.e. it's be inpossible
> to debug under MS VC++.
> The only way I found - is to use kaffe's KNI.
> It's fast, very convinient (especially, after
> I rewrite kaffeh to be more friendly with C++ ;-)).
> 
> The only problem - I need kaffe to be compiled
> with MS VC++. But first, it doesn't compile
> with cygnus right now too - looks like the
> problem is with libtools.
> 
> Well. IMHO, one way to support kaffe under
> win32 is to make _separate_ projects for
> MS VC++. It will allow to avoid instant
> problems with automake/autoconf/libtools
> under Win32, and will make ability to
> compiler under win32 mostly permanent.
> 
> So, anyone tryed to compile kaffe with MS VC++?
> If yes - can you send me projects and workplaces?
> Also, it whould be fine to have them in cvs...
> 
> - --
> Best regards,
>  Maxim                          mailto:M.Kizub at post.skynet.lt
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