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Date:	Thu, 13 Mar 2003 10:42:04 +0000
From:	Nicholas Burton <nickb AT hgu DOT mrc DOT ac DOT uk>
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Subject:	Re: JNI multiple String problem
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Ronald

Yes I am lucky that you are working on JNI at the moment :^)
Thanks very much for your prompt and very helpful reply.

I tried the gcc -mrtd flag and it did cure the problem.

I am not sure if I am running in rxvt. Does that happen automatically
when you execute cygwin.bat (ie bash --login -i) by double clicking the
cygwin icon?

'java StringEx' works for me in the cygwin terminal and under cmd.exe

I tried the same program under linux and it ran OK without using the
-mrtd flag,
using gcc 3.2 20020903 (Red Hat Linux 8.0 3.2-7).

Thanks for the info about releasing memory, --- (very strange).

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Nick Burton
N DOT Burton AT hgu DOT mrc DOT ac DOT uk
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