Did anyone try'd JAmiga already ?

I gave it a go, but only error messages
appeard, i hoped it would work, there
lots of cool java programs to try, such
as fileshare utils.

Felix.

Huh? Works perfectly here. And JAmiga's JIT is great:

More than 200x the speed with JAmiga-JIT compared to without JAmiga-JIT here, i.e. with additionally using Trance in both cases. Without Trance, the speed-increase by the JAmiga-JIT is at least more than 140x.

Wow, well can you tell me all steps you
have made, to get it working, i can't even
get the helloworld example to work here.

And does it already support network & gui's?
Like to try bitorrent java with it ..

Bye,
Felix.

For details, better ask Peter directly - I'm just testing the Pegasos/MorphOS-compatibility for him.

I didn't do anything special to get it run - just extracted the archive (020-JIT) and used it as described in the readme. The speed results I posted were from a yet unreleased version, though. But the above mentioned V0.0.0.0.1 did run here as well as the previous V0.0.0.0.0.6.

Hello,

don't expect any large-scale applications to run just yet. This is a VERY EARLY version and the included examples work (look at the source, they are very basic examples). As for JAmiga not working on your machine: I don't have a Peg, so I cannot test it here. It worked fine on Senex's machine though. Can you post what exactly you typed in the command line?

Ciao,

Inf. (aka Peter)

Well hello world works now,
using the jit version, i removed
the env var classpath and it started
to work, not very fast i must say,
but it works

So the env variable classpath was in
my case the problem ..

Felix.

Hi Felix,

that's good to hear. Try running the "TestSystem" - class that should be a bit faster.
The VM actually takes a while for startup. That's why you have a delay before you read the "HelloWorld" text. And then, upon shutdown there is another "Delay" in there (almost Microsoft-Style-Programming here ) to allow all processes to end.

If you wait a while, you can get the new JIT version with a JITSpeedTest - class which is quite some speed improvement.

Keep me updated,

Inf.