What causes JVM exit code 10?

This thread reports a similar crash, and it seems to be linked to the JVM version, and also to settings like.

This thread reports a similar crash, and it seems to be linked to the JVM version, and also to settings like: -vmargs -Xms128m -Xmx256m -XX:PermSize=128M -XX:MaxPermSize=256M try at least to specify the VM, as in this eclipse.ini. (Note: the so-called "dup" SO question mentioned in the comment is only there to tell you the exit code is program-specific or OS-specific, which do not you tell much. And I am not aware of eclipse-specific exit codes).

Thanks, I've added more info now to the original comment. – Alb Dec 3 '09 at 9:08.

The exit code is almost certainly coming from the RCP application - not the JVM itself - so you'll need to consult the application docs or code to find out what it means.

Since this was eclipse running on Mac OSX the error code probably means that there is a corrupt cache entry. This is a bug with the Apple implementation. I would suggest upgrading to the latest version of eclipse and jvm.

Just to be sure, can you post what the system console and crash. Logs show when this happens?

It was not eclipse IDE but an eclipse RCP based app. Our log4j logs showed no errors/exceptions. Where would the crash logs be?

I do not have direct access to the computer myself, I'd have to request the files – Alb Dec 21 '09 at 12:58 1 /. Metadata/. Log – Ichorus Dec 21 '09 at 19:03 The metadata/.

Log file has no exceptions or stack traces at the time of the crash. – Alb Jan 4 '10 at 14:45.

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