I know the only way to find out the reason: put breakpoint into static
initialization routines of Jitrino and step instruction by instruction in
debug mode until the error is localized. I'm going to try this tomorrow if I
can reproduce the problem on the same build.

I do not think that the problem is with '/\' characters (I agree we need to
fix it to avoid such a confusion in future). You can check it modifying
client.emconf file (the default one)   and changing all 'jitPath' values to
absolute paths or by adding -XX:em.jitPath=<full path to jitrino.dll> into
the command line.

On 5/13/07, Michael M. Miskulin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> If you add -Xint option DLRVM won't load jitrino.dll but interpreter.dll
.
> If it runs the problem is in Jitirno. If it does not we will know that
the
> problem with library loading code.
> Could you check it?
>
That appears to be it.  Using -Xint and I can start an application.
Thank you for your help - I'll go this route for now, if you would
like me to test/try something else, please let me know.




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