Sometime before lunch I figured this out - according to some dude on the
internet[1] you have to start the interpreter like this:
java -Xdebug -Xnoagent -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n
-Djava.compiler=NONE
Now why didn't *I* think of that? *Much* better than the old "-debug"
sw
Hmm, it looks like this may not be an Inline::Java problem - even my
HelloWorld standalone Java class doesn't seem to do anything when I pass it
the -debug flag:
[sol2:~/src/gate_bug] % java HelloWorldApp
Hello World!
[sol2:~/src/gate_bug] % java -debug HelloWorldApp
Hello World!
[sol2:~/src/gate
Hi Patrick,
That technique seems to have worked pretty well. Unfortunately I'm still
working on investigating the same bug, and I think I need a new tool.
I'd like to be able to attach to the running JVM, using the '-debug'
command-line flag. According to the java man page, I need to use a pass
I downloaded the latest 0.43 on my XP machine (SP 1) and JDK 1.4.2. nmake runs fine
but as I execute the test I get random crashes of the JVM. It never seems to occur at
the same place. I've tried with and without JNI - though JNI does seem to present
fewer crashes. Is this a known bug? I can
