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Technology Stocks : Mach6
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To: LastShadow who wrote (60)2/19/1999 10:08:00 AM
From: dloy  Read Replies (1) of 70
 
Hi Scott,

No, jrew is not one of Mach6's applets. It's actually Sun's Java
Runtime Environment. We've been having some compatibility problems
with Java (on most systems it works great, on a few nothing ever
works). Version 2.0 is being written right now and will be entirely
in C++.

You may want to try the following to see if it will help any:

1. Right-click on the Mach6 shortcut,
2. Select 'Properties',
3. In the 'Target' field, you probably have something like this:

"C:\Program Files\HASC\Mach 6\JRE\bin\jrew.exe" -cp classes\mach-6.jar com.hasc.mach6.app.MApplication config-readonly=conf\mach.conf app-class=com.hasc.mach6.core.MMachApp

in between the "C:\Program Files ...\jrew.exe" and the '-cp ..',
insert a '-nojit'. So it'll look something like this:

....\jrew.exe" -nojit -cp ...

That turns of Symantec's JIT compiler, which may improve compatibility over performance.
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