As mentioned elsewhere, during netcat I found that attempting to profile Java applications under Windows crashes the JVM. This is reported as https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-1428 and thanks to work by Eduardo Quintanilla, it appears that Java 9 and later are all affected. I'd like to try and help if possible but I need a bit of advice to get started. As I understand it, profiling an application starts a new JVM with an agent specified on the command line. This agent loads native code to do its work. Is there a way to attach a debugger to the agent code (rather than the profiled application code?) I think a Java debugger would be fine as a first step then I can see what values get passed to the native code. Thanks, Pete
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