So, since the last update (which was only four days ago mind you), I installed a 64 bit recent version of Xubuntu in a VM. I also installed the coroutine JDK and eclipse. By way of proving the coroutine JDK works I ran eclipse on it and it seemed to work fine. Minutes ago, I installed maven and copied over my entire GES tree.
Now, for the bad news...
When compiling the core project with the jdk7 pom.xml and
ives@vbox64:~/stage/branch/students/ives/core$ echo $JAVA_HOME
/home/ives/Programmas/corovm-jdk
ives@vbox64:~/stage/branch/students/ives/core$ which javac
/home/ives/Programmas/corovm-jdk/bin/javac
ives@vbox64:~/stage/branch/students/ives/core$ which java
/home/ives/Programmas/corovm-jdk/bin/java
I still get the same error I got before (on Windows):
[Invoker 160863352] Invoking be.ac.ua.comp.gestest.systemtest.de.multicore.SimpleTest.testSingleCoreDelayedEntityCalls
2012-03-02 23:24:15,914 [Core0] ERROR org.apache.commons.javaflow.bytecode.StackRecorder - Process.SuspendNow(..) fall through.
be.ac.ua.comp.core.de.EventSystemError: Process.SuspendNow(..) fall through.
at be.ac.ua.comp.core.de.AbstractProcess.suspendNow(AbstractProcess.java:157)
at be.ac.ua.comp.core.de.AbstractProcess.delay(AbstractProcess.java:317)
at be.ac.ua.comp.core.de.AbstractProcess.delay(AbstractProcess.java:282)
at be.ac.ua.comp.core.de.AbstractProcess.delayCurrent(AbstractProcess.java:375)
at be.ac.ua.comp.gestest.systemtest.de.multicore.SimpleTest$2.run(SimpleTest.java:389)
at be.ac.ua.comp.core.de.AbstractSchedulable.internalRun(AbstractSchedulable.java:87)
at be.ac.ua.comp.core.de.AbstractProcess$1.run(AbstractProcess.java:59)
at org.apache.commons.javaflow.bytecode.StackRecorder.execute(StackRecorder.java:92)
at org.apache.commons.javaflow.Continuation.continueWith(Continuation.java:152)
at org.apache.commons.javaflow.Continuation.continueWith(Continuation.java:125)
at be.ac.ua.comp.core.de.continuation.JFContinuation.start(JFContinuation.java:28)
at be.ac.ua.comp.core.de.AbstractProcess.start(AbstractProcess.java:56)
at be.ac.ua.comp.core.de.multicore.ParallelEventCore.run(ParallelEventCore.java:602)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:734)
For some reason it seems like that test is still trying to use javaflow (and failing). I haven't mailed Kurt or Silas with this problem yet and I'll probably do so tomorrow. First I'm going to try to get some rest, maybe even some sleep.
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