So i filed a bug http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=7040769
Yesterday i came across this posting reporting the same problem. Since there is no possibility for discussion i decided to post the story, asking you if you experience the same.
My speculation is that the source for this issue is the 'new' JIT compiler in 6u25. This is default since 6u25. And i found no way to turn it 'off'. Up to 6u24 you could toggle it with "-XX:[+|-]TieredCompilation". But with update 25 not only the default has changed from "false" to "true" but also the toggle has no effect - you could check this with jcosole, see below:
Is there another way to switch of tiered compilation? I don't know.Do you experience the same problem?
[Update, 19th of May 2011]
A support engineer at Oracle informed me that this may be related to issue 701353. So a workaround should be using -XX:-DoEscapeAnalysis. I'll post an update, if i can verify this. Our internal id for the evaluation is #100106.
[Update, 21st of May 2011]
The proposed workaround fixes the issue. A complete fix should be available in the upcoming Java 6 Update 27 release. No release date until now.
2 comments:
hello. Do you know if this has now been addressed in 6.0u27? Related bugs have been marked closed but not this one.
thanks!
-XX:-TieredCompilation does disable the the C1 compiler, you may see the significantly reduced code cache. I am getting different bugs (during deoptimization), so it does the trick.
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