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
David D. Lucas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My guess is the JVM is compiling byte code into machine code. The
> JIT compiler is probably producing bad code for your platform.
Maybe. But it doesn't make much sense looking for JVM bugs as long as
the kernel has problems. The first step should b
I don't diagree, the kernel should not oops.
I just was not sure if you were testing the kernel or the JVM.
Dave
Juergen Kreileder wrote:
David D. Lucas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
My guess is the JVM is compiling byte code into machine code. The
JIT compiler is probably producing bad code for
