The application crashes at boot time when using 1.3.1_12-b02 (_11 as well)
use UseTLE in conjunction with the -server option on Windows.
Symptoms:
The application crashes always with-server -XX+UseTLE. -printCompilation shows that it crashes with different methods being compiled.
Excluding methods allows the application to progress. It however crashes
later (methods being excluded 3 times with and without -xcomp).
The application never crashes with -Xint or -client in conjunction with -XX:UseTLE.
The application crashes without any hot spot err id.
The application crashes as well with a fulldebug version.
It runs into assertion failures.
See two following logs.
Assertion seems to be
# assert(_no_handle_mark_nesting == 0, "allocating handle inside NoHandleMark")
#
# Error ID: D:\BUILD_AREA\jdk131-update\ws\fcs\hotspot\src\share\vm\runtime\handles.cpp, 18
#
# Problematic Thread: prio=5 tid=0x6d346d90 nid=0x188c runnable
#
[error occured during error reporting]
see attachment trace2.txt
use UseTLE in conjunction with the -server option on Windows.
Symptoms:
The application crashes always with-server -XX+UseTLE. -printCompilation shows that it crashes with different methods being compiled.
Excluding methods allows the application to progress. It however crashes
later (methods being excluded 3 times with and without -xcomp).
The application never crashes with -Xint or -client in conjunction with -XX:UseTLE.
The application crashes without any hot spot err id.
The application crashes as well with a fulldebug version.
It runs into assertion failures.
See two following logs.
Assertion seems to be
# assert(_no_handle_mark_nesting == 0, "allocating handle inside NoHandleMark")
#
# Error ID: D:\BUILD_AREA\jdk131-update\ws\fcs\hotspot\src\share\vm\runtime\handles.cpp, 18
#
# Problematic Thread: prio=5 tid=0x6d346d90 nid=0x188c runnable
#
[error occured during error reporting]
see attachment trace2.txt
- relates to
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JDK-6583812 The fix for 5053921 might be incomplete or cause another problem in 1.3.1_14 and later version
- Resolved