Hi,
I have a problem under Linux loading the JVM since before I set a Handler to
catch SIGSEGV signals. It seems that this causes some troubles when the JVM
is loaded. This seems due to threads in Java. I saw several post from
yourself about this topic.
I include my C test file (called x.c)
Hi,
I have a problem under Linux loading the JVM since before I set a Handler to
catch SIGSEGV signals. It seems that this causes some troubles when the JVM
is loaded. This seems due to threads in Java. I saw several post from
yourself about this topic.
Long ago... Did you tried with a
Daniel Diaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another strange problem occurs if you replace this line by
system("uname -a");
after executing system() the JVM loading is blocked (in a sigsuspend I think).
Could you help me on this please ?
Hehehe :) You're going down hard-core on the VM :)
Pier Fumagalli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So far the same code you wrote works with SIGHUP, SIGKILL and SIGUSR?...
Uh uh uh... So damn stupid Pier :) Now I get it, it's not because of
SIGSEGV, but it's because a SIGSEGV is raised when the VM is created... :)
Now I remember when I saw that
