Chris,
This is very helpful. It strongly suggests the issue is memory
management, not JFreeChart.
I'd put my money on bad hardware. Every single time I've seen a
release version of a JVM fail, it's because of bad memory, CPU,
motherboard, or the combination thereof.
I recommend trying the same code and configuration on a separate
physical machine to see if that might be the problem. Does Mac have
anything like memtest86? Can you even run that on x86-based Macs?
My initial presumption was bad memory, but after running a very
intensive memory test (provided by Apple), no problems were found.
Also, no other process results in a JVM crash. Only when JFreeChart
is run does the JVM crash. This is an X-Serve, dual core intel that
has 12 gigs of RAM running OS X 10.5.
Stephen Caine
Soft Breeze Systems, LLC
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