JDK116 (error writing crossref file)

[Mike Cowlishaw-2]

I haven't seen that message from Java (ever!) -- and I'm not using
a buffered writer, either.  Could you have been out of memory, or had
a full disk?    Cross reference listing can be stopped using the
-nocrossref flag.

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[kikuti]

I could

nrc s00127 -nocrossref

but I will have:
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      +++ Error: Error writing file 'S00127.java' [Output buffer too
small]
Compilation of 'S00127.NRX' failed [2 classes, one error, 20 warnings]



/* Generated from 'S00127.NRX' 28 May 1998 11:50:40 [v1.140] *//*
Options: Binary Decimal Logo Trace2 Verbose3 */







public class s00127{
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disk is OK 1.4GB left.  I have an array: allPossibleMove=int[12000,8]
I tried with allPossibleMove=int[1200,8] and allPossibleMove=int[120,8]
The result is the same.

kikuti



Mike Cowlishaw wrote:
>
> I haven't seen that message from Java (ever!) -- and I'm not using
> a buffered writer, either.  Could you have been out of memory, or had
> a full disk?    Cross reference listing can be stopped using the
> -nocrossref flag.
>
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[Mike Cowlishaw-2]

OK, it looks as though this is being raised by the Java
OutputStreamWriter class, during conversion from Unicode to your
local code page.   In other words, is seems this is a JVM problem
-- first thing I'd suggest is ensure you have the latest Java for
your platform installed.  If you have, then perhaps check Sun's bug
lists to see if this is a known problem.

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[kikuti]

Thank you.  I will try find something.  For the time being, 1.1.4 is
fine for my NetRexx programming.

kikuti


Mike Cowlishaw wrote:
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> OK, it looks as though this is being raised by the Java

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