Re: Any jvm (even 32-bit) works on x86-64?

[David D. Lucas]

My guess is the JVM is compiling byte code into machine code.  The JIT 
compiler is probably producing bad code for your platform.  If you want 
to just run Java without the JIT, try using the -Xint (interpreted mode 
only) option.  This should not crash while running.  If that works, then 
you can try something in between by playing around with other switches 
like -Xrs and anything else that is available with that particular JVM.

Best Wishes,
Dave
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