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Re: System.out.println
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Pietro Terna |
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Re: System.out.println |
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Tue, 01 Jan 2002 11:00:58 +0100 |
At 13.06 31/12/01 -0700, you wrote:
PT> Running my application (in W98) from cygwin bash shell no output
PT> appears; on the contrary, I have all the output lines if I run the app.
PT> from the Emacs shell. With Swarm 2.1.1 the terminal windows was producing
PT> the output lines.
Try using Globals.env.verboseMessage ("foobar"). This has the
advantage that cygwin stdout is used and further it can be silenced by
not using "-v" on the command line. Also, I think it will work even
with the terminal if you used the Kaffe-based JVM. Otherwise, just
use Emacs. Something to investigate are the Cygwin tty settings.
(Look around in the Cygwin mailing list or FAQs.)
There may be a knob you can turn to get it to work as in Emacs.
Looking deeply, the problem appears only running a Swarm Java
application with jdk: I paste below a sequence of lines in bash shell,
related to the attached simple programs.
address@hidden TERNA c:/N_P_JAVA/first
$ jdkcswarm First.java
address@hidden TERNA c:/N_P_JAVA/first
$ jdkswarm First
First program!
address@hidden TERNA c:/N_P_JAVA/first
$ jdkcswarm FirstSwarm.java
address@hidden TERNA c:/N_P_JAVA/first
$ jdkswarm FirstSwarm
address@hidden TERNA c:/N_P_JAVA/first
$ javaswarm FirstSwarm
First Swarm program!
address@hidden TERNA c:/N_P_JAVA/first
Pietro
FirstSwarm.java
Description: Text document
First.java
Description: Text document
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