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Value for os.arch on Intel
From: |
Robert Lougher |
Subject: |
Value for os.arch on Intel |
Date: |
Fri, 4 Mar 2005 11:52:56 +0000 |
Hi List,
When implementing the default properties in JamVM I used uname for
os.arch (and os.name and os.version). I was aware at the time that
this gives different results on Intel when compared to Sun's JDK :
uname will give i486, i586 or i686
JDK will give i386 for all
I decided not to do anything about it until somebody complained, with
a real-world application requiring JDK behaviour. Well, somebody has
(Robert Schuster, with an application that constructs the library name
from os.arch).
I notice that gij also uses uname, and gives i686 on an Athlon (at
least gij 3.4.2 does). I think it's a "no-brainer" -- if
applications depend on it, we need JDK behaviour and I'm changing
JamVM. Any opinions?
Thanks,
Rob.
- Value for os.arch on Intel,
Robert Lougher <=