Most tests on JDK command line tools simply call ${TESTJAVA}/bin/command_name. However, For a 64bit JDK build on Solaris systems, say, solaris-sparcv9, simply running the command starts the 32-bit JRE, you have to explicitly specify -d64 (or -J-d64) to start the 64 bit JRE.
most tests on command line tools forget about -d64 while testing 64bit JDKs
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Weijun Wang
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