On Mon, Dec 08, 2003 at 10:20:20AM -0500, Kevin B. Hendricks wrote: > Hi, > > > Nope, setting JITC_PROCESSOR_TYPE to any value from 0 to 8 doesn't seem > > to help. Setting JAVA_COMPILER=NONE worked, but there is not JIT then. > > The code in the JIT looks in /proc/cpuinfo and parses it to try to detect > processor type.
Ok. I just posted to the NEWS group suggested in the documentation of the IBM JVM. Let's see if anything comes from it. > Is there some strange restriction on your processor type (no floating point > unit, strange cache line size, problems with sync or isync, cache flushing,or > ...) that might be causing a problem? It is just a plain 750CXe 600MHz. I guess those were used on the ibooks before the 750Fx. That said, i suppose there may be trouble with the subarch detection. My box is a Pegasos, and it says : processor : 0 cpu : 745/755 temperature : 31-33 C (uncalibrated) clock : 601MHz revision : 51.17 (pvr 0008 3311) bogomips : 1199.30 machine : CHRP Pegasos Maybe the JVM has trouble with the Pegasos attached to the machine type, or the 745/755 cpu id, which could be more precise maybe. Mmm, i wonder if the temperature reading has any meaning in this case. Friendly, Sven Luther
