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    Building OpenJDK 19 from source?

    Dear codeguru,

    I have been reading both https://openjdk.org/groups/build/doc/building.html and I have found this tutorial incomplete
    and difficult in places, if not as somewhat out of date. I...
  2. A simple hand with Java Pattern Matching?

    I have had a good go at using Java OpenJDK, necessarily a very early version of the OpenJDK, in order to try and match expressions like the following, which are going to be certain kinds of doubles...
  3. C++ SSE and SSE2 compiler settings, and their Floating Point effects

    I have been running C++ floating point tests using the
    Twilight Dragon Media C++ compiler for 64 bit Windows 10.

    https://jmeubank.github.io/tdm-gcc/

    C++ starts by using IEEE 754 equation for...
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    Re: Compatible C++ libraries Questions.

    -Is there anyone out there who can give a total, full answer to all ten (10) of my questions, kindly?
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    Compatible C++ libraries Questions.

    I am trying to construct a cross compatible C++ Libraries platform, and I was wondering if anyone can reply with a set of
    answers and recommendations.

    I wish to assemble a library set. The...
  6. Re: Alternative Java Virtual Machines and Floating Point

    -What I am looking for is a programmer who can do the (at least equivalent) of putting in
    Decimal Floating Point (IEEE 754-2008) for double and float arithmetic operations, for me,
    certainly for
    ...
  7. Who could alter the Java SE Runtime in one particular area?

    I am attempting to find someone who can program or help me in the right direction with
    what I'm after.

    I'm after someone to reprogram, build and submit an altered

    64 bit Windows version of...
  8. Question relating to TDM and Intel on Windows.

    -I am using the 64 bit Windows TDM C++ compiler to compile my programs.
    -I am attempting to include Classes via 64 bit Intel compiled library files, via the headers.

    Is TDM C++ able to include...
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    Re: Library File Format questions.

    In C++, it is possible, with the correct assistance, to build your own .lib or .a files.

    -Is it forbidden within those formats to submit directories to be included inside either
    of those two...
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    Re: Library File Format questions.

    -What about the header/class linking question? Can you have subdirectories and classes in a .lib or .a file, on Windows?
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    Re: Library File Format questions.

    Well, fair enough I suppose. However the particulars of my other questions remain. Is someone else maybe able to answer them?
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    Re: Library File Format questions.

    We don't use Visual Studio due to business and reliance reasons. The express version is only for community software,
    as far as we see. In an employment and programming scenario, and a software...
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    Library File Format questions.

    I am happily and successfully running

    Windows 10 64 bit Home Edition
    TDM 64 bit C++ 5.2 compiler.

    I have found that when it comes to libraries, sometimes the windows library file
    (not the...
  14. 64 bit C++ and basis library file issues.

    I am runing Windows 10 64 bit Home Edition.
    I am using the 64 bit TDM compiler version 4.9.2.
    I am programming with the Dev-C++ IDE.
    I am considering the case of running my compiled executable on...
  15. Re: C++ .Net Managed Pointers, References, vs. original Pointers, References.

    I have been doing so, but can't find particular answers on these few questions.
    The other thing is that I'm not sure if autoboxing and or auto unboxing occurs before
    or after constructors or...
  16. Re: C++ .Net Managed Pointers, References, vs. original Pointers, References.

    Microsoft .net includes a whole bunch of classes to be used with C++. These include
    domr mathematics, 2d user interface, basic audio, 2d graphics, threads, printing, and some encryption
    support.
    ...
  17. Re: C++ .Net Managed Pointers, References, vs. original Pointers, References.

    -For the sake of the included C++.net supplied library code, in terms of constructor parameters
    or function parameters, that require parameters to be managed pointers and references,
    and not...
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    Re: Multi Platform C++ .Net?

    -How much of the body of code that Visual Studio for Max have in common with Visual Studio for Windows,
    within the mutual set of C++.NET language support?
  19. Re: C++ .Net Managed Pointers, References, vs. original Pointers, References.

    Is there someone who could at least resond to my parameters questions, though, at least?
  20. C++ .Net Managed Pointers, References, vs. original Pointers, References.

    -If I am programming in C++ .NET in Visual Studio on Windows 10 64 bit,
    and I am submitting method/function parameters to a class that uses
    original C++ pointers and references, however if my...
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    Re: Multi Platform C++ .Net?

    Notwithstanding this recommendation reply about C#, could someone
    please reply to my original questions from a C++.net point of view?
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    Multi Platform C++ .Net?

    -I wish to create my programs using Microsoft C++ .net, using the appropriate
    version of Windows Studio, in 64 bit Windows 10.

    -However, I may like to recompile/rebuild that identical source code...
  23. Re: Alternative Java Virtual Machines and Floating Point

    Yes, I know about this. I also know the difference between float and double.

    Thing is, is that there are C++ language versions that allow me to turn these leaking phenomena off.

    /fp: strict...
  24. Re: Alternative Java Virtual Machines and Floating Point

    -Well. I am aware of all this, howeve the crux of my question is:

    consider an example as follows:

    Double a = 0.1;

    Double b = 0.1;

    Double x = a*b;
  25. Alternative Java Virtual Machines and Floating Point

    Languages other than Java seem to allow options to disable floating point underflow and overflow. Even languages with memory managers at runtime.

    -Can someone tell me of a Java Virtual Machine...
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