some more fixes

[R.S. Veldema]

Indeed, still not very usable, found that out yesterday evening after 
fixing some things
at my compiler (seems for that at least it was a usefull exercise).

Already integrated some parts of classpath, rest came from kaffe.
Its awt seems to work (kinda).
About the peers, I'd think that either before each call to getPeer()
an addNotify() should be added (ugly) or getPeer() should do the 
addNotify().
and a special internalGetPeer() to test for null.
It now all compiles and links to an executable.

Some other comments:

Can't there be a thread abstraction that VM's have to implement.
or is it the plan to let the VM reimplement all the gthread libraries 
functions.
(I currently have my own thread package(s)).
Either way, some library calls may need to be thread-safe against my own 
thread
package. adding some atomic_start() atomic_end() macros around each such
or special open()/close()/read(), methods should do the trick.

Some missing parts,
missing java.awt.Event, so here is a dummy:

package java.awt;

import java.io.*;

public class Event implements Serializable
{
public final static int CTRL_MASK    = 1;
public final static int ACTION_EVENT = 1000;


public Object target, argument;
public int id;
public int x, y;
public long when;


 Event(Object target,
       int id,
       Object argument)
 {
   this.target = target;
   this.id     = id;
   this.argument    = argument;
 }
}

Missing java.awt.font.TextHitInfo
Here is a dummy:

package java.awt.font;
class TextHitInfo
{
}


missing java.awt.geom.*;
Here are some more dummies:
package java.awt.geom;

public interface PathIterator
{
 int currentSegment(double[] coords);
 int currentSegment(float[] coords);
 int getWindingRule();
 boolean isDone();
 void next();
}

package java.awt.geom;

class IllegalPathStateException extends RuntimeException
{
 IllegalPathStateException()
 {
 }
}

in  java.awt.ImageMediaEntry, added an empty:
public boolean imageUpdate(Image  image, int  flags, int  x, int  y, 
int  width, int  height)
{
return false;
}



After this, the awt atleast compiles.
R.


> "R.S. Veldema" <address@hidden> writes:
>
> > As long as its opensourced, GPL would be ok, so yes !
> > btw, where can I get it ? (including all the dependent libs like special 
> > gtk's etc.)
> > from classpath cvs ?.
> >
> > I'm asking so that I can have a go integrating it into my compiler and 
> > stuff,
> > (native compiler (.java -> .s like gcc/gcj with own backend) + (.class 
> > -> .c translater)
> > R.
>
> The AWT code is not in a usable state.  Some things are missing and in
> general it has not been made to work with the peers.  I wouldn't try
> dealing with this at the moment although other parts of Classpath may
> be okay.
>
> Brian