In reading the README of the ibm jdk118 I find this information:
begin snip ------------------------------------------
If the number of Java threads exceeds the maximum number of processes
allowed,
your program might get an error message, a SIGSEGV error, or simply
hang.
The maximum number of threads available is determined by the minimum
of:
- The user processes setting (ulimit -u) in
/etc/security/limits.conf
- The limit MAX_TASKS_PER_USER defined in
/usr/include/linux/tasks.h (change requires Linux kernel to be
recompiled)
- The limit PTHREAD_THREADS_MAX defined in libpthreads.so
(change requires Linux kernel to be recompiled)
----------------------------------------------------------------------end
snip
My question is how do I find what values are compiled into the kernel.
I looked around in /proc but nothing jumped out at me.
I am getting SIGSEGV errors occationally and dirlled into the libs
enough to knowthat it has something to do with pthreads (whatever the
hell that is <guess> processthreads </guess>)) all lines in
/etc/security/limits.conf are commented out assumming that # at the
beginning of the line denotes a comment.
I could use some help here.
Bret
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