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how to read VM thread dump?
Hello, fellows!
Does anybody know how to read VM thread dump? Any references? links?
I am trying to find any useful info on javasoft's site. No luck.
I ran a simple program that will enumerate all active threads (including
system), and here's the part of the output:
Thread[0]=[Thread[main,5,main]]
Thread[1]=[Thread[SymcJIT-LazyCompilation-0,1,main]]
Thread[2]=[Thread[SymcJIT-LazyCompilation-PA,10,main]]
I know what Thread[0] is. What about the other two? JIT is Just in time
compiler. But what is "Lazy Compilation"? And what is the difference between
0 and PA (besides priorities)?
I also know that every Java program will have a Clock handler thread
running. However, I don't see it in my case when I check the active threads.
Thanks
Greg
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