> (The JVM should never crash) So, I assume it is the JDK1.2
> implementation problem. Now I have two choices: 1. use green thread;
> 2. go back to JDK1.1.8
Use green threads. On your single processor machine you will be
just fine. In my experience, there is no jvm on linux that is stable
using native threads. The only one I've heard of that has been
claimed to be stable is the IBM jvm, but that is still at 1.1.
Actually - I thinkthey have pre-release of a 1.3 jvm. I haven't heard
much about it though. I did hear that the IBM java debugger is great, so
I may give it a shot some time.
FWIW - I think it all stems from the fact that sun's own reference
jvm has bugs. Anything derived from that will have problems. We were
trying to using hotspot on solaris and the thing crashes under heavy
load all the time. Moving to their production JVM worked better, but
performance is really pathetic.
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