JITM messages

JIT compiler messages.

JVMJITM000E Unsupported hardware [%d].

Explanation

The current hardware is not supported by the compiler.

System action

The compiler does not generate code for this hardware.

User response

Check the IBM® Java documentation for a list of supported hardware.

JVMJITM001W No more space for AOT code in shared class cache. New AOT code will not be generated.

Explanation

The AOT section of the shared class cache is full.

System action

The compiler stops generating AOT code. The AOT code already stored in the shared class cache continues to be used.

User response

Increase the size of the AOT section of the shared class cache using the -Xscmaxaot option.

JVMJITM002W Failure storing AOT code in shared class cache. Shared class cache might be corrupted. Ignoring AOT code in shared class cache.

Explanation

An error occurred storing AOT code in the shared class cache.

System action

The compiler stops generating AOT code. AOT code from the shared class cache is not used.

User response

Destroy and re-create the AOT code in the shared class cache using the -Xshareclasses:reset option.

JVMJITM003W Failure during AOT runtime initialization. Ignoring AOT code in shared class cache.

Explanation

An error occurred initializing AOT.

System action

The compiler does not generate AOT code. AOT code from the shared class cache is not used.

User response

If the error occurs again, destroy and re-create the AOT code in the shared class cache using the -Xshareclasses:reset option.

JVMJITM004W AOT code in shared class cache cannot execute on current processor. Ignoring AOT code in shared class cache.

Explanation

The AOT code in the shared class cache is not compiled for this platform.

System action

The compiler does not generate AOT code. AOT code from the shared class cache is not used.

User response

Destroy and re-create the AOT code in the shared class cache for the current platform using the -Xshareclasses:reset option.

JVMJITM005W AOT code in the shared class cache cannot run on current JVM release. Ignoring AOT code in shared class cache.

Explanation

The AOT code in the shared class cache was created using a different JVM release.

System action

The compiler does not generate AOT code. AOT code from the shared class cache is not used.

User response

Destroy and re-create the AOT code in the shared class cache for the current JVM release using the -Xshareclasses:reset option.

JVMJITM006W AOT code in shared class cache cannot run with current garbage collection policy. Ignoring AOT code in shared class cache.

Explanation

The AOT code in the shared class cache was created using a different garbage collection policy.

System action

The compiler does not generate AOT code. AOT code from the shared class cache is not used.

User response

Destroy and re-create the AOT code in the shared class cache for the current garbage collection policy using the -Xshareclasses:reset option.

JVMJITM007W AOT code in shared class cache cannot run with current JVMPI or JVMTI settings. Ignoring AOT code in shared class cache.

Explanation

AOT code cannot be used with JVMPI or JVMTI.

System action

The compiler does not generate AOT code. AOT code from the shared class cache is not used.

User response

To use AOT code, disable JVMTI. JVMPI is replaced by JVMTI in Java 6.

JVMJITM009E System configuration does not support parameter '%.*s' in option '-Xlp'

Explanation

The specified parameter is not recognized for the -Xlp option.

System action

The JVM ends.

User response

Remove the unrecognized parameter from the -Xlp option and try again.

JVMJITM010E %s must be followed by a number

Explanation

The specified option must be followed immediately by a number.

System action

The JVM ends.

User response

Adjust the JIT option. For example, replace -Xlp:objectheap:pagesize <size> with -Xlp:objectheap:pagesize<size>.

JVMJITM011E %s value specified is too large

Explanation

The specified option is too large.

System action

The JVM ends.

User response

Adjust the JIT options and try again.

JVMJITM012E Value for '%s' is not correct

Explanation

The value specified for the option is not correct.

System action

The JVM ends.

User response

Correct the option and try again.

JVMJITM013E '%1$s' option is not complete, must specify '%2$s' parameter.

Explanation

The option specified is not complete. More parameters are required.

System action

The JVM ends.

User response

Specify all the required parameters for the -Xlp option.

JVMJITM014I Extra comma characters are discovered in '-Xlp' option - ignored

Explanation

The -Xlp option specified contains extra comma characters.

System action

The JVM ignores the extra characters and continues.

User response

Remove the extra commas from the -Xlp option for any future invocation.

JVMJITM015I Large page size %1$zu%2$s is not a supported page size; using %3$zu%4$s instead

Explanation

The specified large page size is not supported by the operating system. A default size is used instead.

System action

The JVM starts using the default large page size.

User response

Adjust the -Xlp option to a specify page size that is supported by the operating system.

JVMJITM016I Large page size %1$zu%2$s is not a supported page size; using %3$zu%4$s %5$s instead

Explanation

The specified page size is not supported by the operating system. A suitable page size is used instead.

System action

The JVM starts using a different page size.

User response

Adjust the -Xlp option to specify a page size that is supported by the operating system.

JVMJITM017I Large page size %1$zu%2$s %3$s is not a supported page size; using %4$zu%5$s instead

Explanation

The specified large page size is not supported by the operating system. A suitable page size is used instead.

System action

The JVM starts using a different page size.

User response

Adjust the -Xlp option to specify a page size that is supported by the operating system.

JVMJITM018I Large page size %1$zu%2$s %3$s is not a supported page size; using %4$zu%5$s %6$s instead

Explanation

The specified large page size is not supported by the operating system. A suitable page size is used instead.

System action

The JVM starts using a different page size.

User response

Adjust the -Xlp option to specify a page size that is supported by the operating system.