Hi Tom


On 6/4/06, Bob.Cowdery at cgi-europe.com <Bob.Cowdery at cgi-europe.com> wrote:

> I can now crash my VM in about 10 seconds, guaranteed.

>> Cool! You must be close to finding the problem.
I wish - my gut feeling is it's in the VM guts where I'm as useful as a
chocolate fireguard.

> Maybe there are re-entrancy problems somewhere and what I am
> doing is not valid.

>> It's probably something like that. Is the returned array correct? That
>> is, does it have the proper floating point values in it? If not, maybe
>> you're not storing the data where it's supposed to go. That would do
>> it.

Don't know if you followed the previous posts. All the values I get back are
valid, even when running multiple threads. It fails with just one thread but
takes a long time. I kicked it hard to see what would happen, and it falls
apart fast. What I don't know yet is if it an XP VM problem or all VM's.
This could kill my project I've worked 6 months on.

Bob

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