Description
The Merlin Beta Refresh 64-bit Solaris Sparc nightly build failed.
I can reproduce the failure like this, using the latest JDK (or even
one from a couple of weeks ago) plus the nightly HotSpot binary:
% cat /tmp/T2.java
public interface T2 { long n = 10L; }
% bin/javac -J-d64 /tmp/T2.java
/tmp/T2.java:1: integer number too large: 10
public interface T2 { long n = 10L; }
^
1 error
The problem disappears when I use the HotSpot binary from Monday's
promotion. It also disappears when I change the 10 to a 9. I don't
know if the problem exists on 32-bit Solaris Sparc. It doesn't
happen on other platforms.
scott.seligman@Eng 2001-05-19
It looks like this problem is only on 64-bit.
I can reproduce the failure like this, using the latest JDK (or even
one from a couple of weeks ago) plus the nightly HotSpot binary:
% cat /tmp/T2.java
public interface T2 { long n = 10L; }
% bin/javac -J-d64 /tmp/T2.java
/tmp/T2.java:1: integer number too large: 10
public interface T2 { long n = 10L; }
^
1 error
The problem disappears when I use the HotSpot binary from Monday's
promotion. It also disappears when I change the 10 to a 9. I don't
know if the problem exists on 32-bit Solaris Sparc. It doesn't
happen on other platforms.
scott.seligman@Eng 2001-05-19
It looks like this problem is only on 64-bit.
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- duplicates
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JDK-4461099 specjbb gets an unhandled exception using the server vm
- Resolved