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I recently put RedHat 8.0 on my linux box and then Java 1.4.1. There are obvious problems as RH8 uses gcc 3.2 and Java uses gcc 2.96. There is a bug about this, too, I know, but it has been closed by Sun with the comment "we don't support Mozilla". Sigh.
How have others taken this? It seems, to me, to be an extremely ignorant stance on Sun's part. What can I (we) do about this? I am very close to moving back to C++, given that Sun does not seem like they care much about the Linux community.
B

I agree - this has nothing to do with Mozilla. There are several threads on the forums discussing the fact that the Sun JVM does not play nicely with gcc3.x since the JVM is compiled with 2.95. All sun would have to do is spend the time to release a version of the JVM compiled with a more recent gcc.
Regarding your options, we have had success using the blackdown JVM, which comes in both a 3.2 and 2.95 version.
Gil

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