Hello,
i found a problem with java (1.4.2_05) and builtin msvcrt.dll. The attached java code exhibits the problem. It produces an exception with builtin dll. As difference i identified the call to java._Java_java_io_WinNTFileSystem_getLength, what is basicaly a wrapper around msvcrt._(w)stati64. I have compared the result (dumped struct _stat) from _stati84 running with builtin and native version of msvcrt.dll. The result is the same.
I tried winedbg, but i was not able to place a breakpoint neither in _Java_java_io_WinNTFileSystem_getLength nor msvcrt._stati64.
Can someone please tell me either - how to place breakpoint in this functions or - suggest anopther way how to find the problem.
The problem is independent of the emulated windows version.
Thanks for help Stefan
Stefan Leichter a écrit :
Hello,
i found a problem with java (1.4.2_05) and builtin msvcrt.dll. The attached java code exhibits the problem. It produces an exception with builtin dll. As difference i identified the call to java._Java_java_io_WinNTFileSystem_getLength, what is basicaly a wrapper around msvcrt._(w)stati64. I have compared the result (dumped struct _stat) from _stati84 running with builtin and native version of msvcrt.dll. The result is the same.
I tried winedbg, but i was not able to place a breakpoint neither in _Java_java_io_WinNTFileSystem_getLength nor msvcrt._stati64.
Can someone please tell me either
- how to place breakpoint in this functions
the actual function name is MSVCRT__stati64 (the MSVCRT_ prefix is used to tell the difference between msvcrt's and glibc's implementation) so setting the bp on MSVCRT__stati64 should work A+
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Eric Pouech -
Stefan Leichter