Pier Fumagalli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> 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 message in the first place...
Basically, what happens is that the "main" thread, to be able to receive
signals, must be "detached" from the VM... By "detached" I don't mean
calling the JNI_Detach_Thread() function, but it _MUST_ return before any
signal can be caught (and this is a bug in the invocation stuff!!!!)...
What you can do is:
1) create the VM
2) set the SIGSEGV handler
3) create a new Thread() that is the one which will call your main() method
In this order it "should" work... (In theory, as always!)
Pier
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