RE: [Jython-users] jythonc on RedHat 7.1: Segementation fault

[HEINECKE J. FTRD/DMI/L. <joh...@rd...>]

> | I have recently installed jython 2.0 on a new Linux box
> | (based on Red Hat 7.1, java 1.3.1). When I want to use
> | jythonc, even for the most simple programmes, java
> | stops with an segementation fault, before reading the
> | first lins of my .py-file.
> | If I compile the stuff on my Sun (also equipped with java 1.3.1)
> | I can use the class files on the Linux box.
> | On the other hand, jython works fine as does compiling
> | and using any kind of java.
> | 
> | Do you have any idea? Is this possibly linked to red hat 7.1
> | (red hat 7.0 on another linux machine does not pose any 
> problems either...
> 
> Just out of curiosity, what compiler was used to build the JVM (by Sun
> or Blackdown or whoever built it)?  If it wasn't gcc 2.96 then you
> will almost surely have problems.  RedHat very nicely broke binary
> compatibility with everything else by using a development version of a
> compiler.
ehm, I do not know. It was the linux version (rpm and tar.gz) from
java.sun.com which worked on red hat 7.0 and does not work on 7.1
in fact, all other java works fine (compiling and executing class files
compiled locally and elsewhere. That's why I thought it's in 
the classes used by jythonc...

Johannes