From: Godmar Back (gback@cs.utah.edu)
Date: Tue Sep 15 1998 - 12:03:23 EDT
Does GCJ give you any support for write-barriers at this time?
Also, is GCJ gc-safe? That is, is it ensured that a pointer to the
beginning of an object can always be found on the stack for live objects?
It would not be gc-safe if there would be a situation when due to
optimization only derived values to a live object were held,
such as a pointer into the middle of an object.
- Godmar
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> Hmm, just discovered that GCJ doesn't handle the synchronized keyword
> when applied to methods ... not good in the IO and AWT sub-systems.
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> Ah well - will try to find out when it'll happen.
> Tim
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