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Java compiler is simply saying code file has ended and that it expects to see more characters.

All opened brackets need to be closed, I think you are missing three.

Try netbeans, although it is resource hog as well.

[CODE] tag, please

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spam, posting same garbage two times does not make it any better.

splash comes with java 6
it is as simple as

java -splash:filename.gif -jar SplashTest yourbuild.jar

now if you could just solve it :D

I doubt your method will work for large files, that cannot fit the memory.

Doing MD5 hash sounds much more reasonable. Even if there's no pre-existing Java solution, you can find pseudo code.

C does not have any OO constructs such as class, public, private, protected, virtual, etc.

As for conversion, who is good with Java and C it will be trivial. That doesn't look to be case here....

I also fail to see why is superb knowledge of C++ needed for a Java job, unless candidate is working on next JVM for Sun..

EDIT:

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I didn't say yo guys are excluded for ever handing a job. But there is a whole batch people coming out with com Sci degree every year, and big companies will look to hire them. It is getting harder...

Only promising way to get in programmer field nowadays is to attend 4 yrs college. It won't happen overnight, forget about focused courses - they make money to ones who teach them.

With so many...

there is system and user path... additionally, if both entries are on the path, then whichever is the first one will matter.

threads make sense only if you have long task that is cpu or other resource intensive, doesn't matter of the size of code. usually it makes sense to put UI in one thread and long actions in others.
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have you tried to run the jar from its working directory; this is using the windows command prompt and java -jar command?

you need to specify larger heap


http://blogs.sun.com/watt/resource/jvm-options-list.html

wow, talk about ugly solutions, "Recompiling the SDK", do you want all your users to do so too??

Often, answer is very simple:


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Please don't treat Java as C. It is not low-level procedural language, it is exact opposite of that. You can't see connection to CPU or RAM from Java as you would with C.

java -jar your_file test.txt >> output.txt

sorry, there is no space between '-' and 'jar'. make sure you follow rest of whitespaces. printStatement has to be JAR file.

yeah, it is same thing

if you have JAR build you can use
java -jar your_file test.txt >> output.txt
or if you have compiled class files
java classfile.class test.txt >> output.txt

Java also...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=+java+random+class

using JNI is easiest way, and perhaps only one. Java is not meant to replace OS calls, it simply has interface to them.

you could make executable but it is just going to be wrapper for java -jar...

wow, is is that hard to make package 'components', compile the project with single file and run it via its main method

it works
http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/2164/textdemo.jpg

putting in hash map puts reference to original object, not deep copy of it, so any changes to object itself will propagate to objects retrieved from hash map

final means "absolutely no child classes"
abstract means " I must have child classes to implement what I have defined"

run your app insider netbeans via profiler, it is integrated with netbeans, it will tell you actual mem usage

you can see it from task manager too