Re: Problem with 1.1.9?

On Wed, 2005-26-01 at 16:36 -0600, Carl Lebsack wrote:
> No, I hadn't.  I am gradually gaining knowledge about the different 
> aspects of sablevm, but I am largely working with brute force and 
> ignorance.
> 
> Here's what I get:
> 
> --- stack trace dump (begin) ---
> Thread ID: 1, Posix ID: 16384
> (StackTraceElement.java:-1)  java/lang/StackTraceElement.<init>   
> (internal frame)
> (Throwable.java:-1)  java/lang/Throwable.nativeGetStackTraceList  n
> (Throwable.java:510)  java/lang/Throwable.fillInStackTrace   
> (Throwable.java:165)  java/lang/Throwable.<init>   
> (Exception.java:78)  java/lang/Exception.<init>   
> (RuntimeException.java:76)  java/lang/RuntimeException.<init>   
> (NullPointerException.java:80)  java/lang/NullPointerException.<init>   
> (internal frame)
> (VMClassLoader.java:-1)  java/lang/VMClassLoader.nativeLoadClass  n
> (VMClassLoader.java:171)  java/lang/VMClassLoader.loadClass   
> (ClassLoader.java:349)  java/lang/ClassLoader.loadClass   
> (ClassLoader.java:353)  java/lang/ClassLoader.loadClass   
> (ClassLoader.java:1282)  java/lang/ClassLoader$1.loadClass   
> (ClassLoader.java:303)  java/lang/ClassLoader.loadClass   
> (VirtualMachine.java:99)  java/lang/VirtualMachine.main   
> (internal frame)
> --- stack trace dump (end) ---
> 
> I am not sure how to interpret the above.

It looks like a segfault turned into a NPE.  Try passing
--disable-signals-for-exceptions to ./configure (or even better
--enable-debugging-features) and I am sure you'll get a clear segfault.

HTH,

				GBP

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