Problems compiling KVM under windows

Hi there,
We tried to compile KVM under windows platforms and failed.
Compilation failed at the java files under j2me_cldc\tools\jcc
Therefore we do not have: nativeFunctionTableWin.c and nativeRelocationWin.c
Can you please help us to compile the java files or send us the *.c files.
Thanks
Ronny Sherer.
mailto:[email protected]

I had the same trouble and this is what I did to get the KVM to compile.
1. First of all to compile under windows you need a the Visual Basic Compiler and Linker to compile the C files.
Also, in order for the makefiles to work properly, you need to install cygwin with basic command line functions (make,find,pwd...). And you need to place the cygwin commands ahead of the windows commands in your PATH eg set PATH = C:\cygwin;C:\windows.
2. COPY the classes dir in j2me_cldc\bin\common\api
TO the j2me_cldc\api dir
3. Then modify the makefiles - where it has $(JAVAC) imediately after it type -target 1.1
so for example in j2me_cldc\api\makefile the line
$(JAVAC) -g$(DEBUGFLAG) -d tmpclasses -bootclasspath classes \
becomes
$(JAVAC) -g$(DEBUGFLAG) -target 1.1 -d tmpclasses -bootclasspath classes \
NOTE: nowhere did I find anything to suggest that the KVM must be compiled under Java 1.1 but this is what worked for me.

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