JNI Fortan lockup

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JNI Fortan lockup

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For some time now i have been running a legacy fortran application using C++ wrappers and some Fortran Subroutine wrappers to run Fortran code. It was a bit of a headache at first, but after it was up and running, things went rather smooth from there on out. I just came across a couple hickups. For some reason I can run a part of the code from a test written in C++, but when i try to run the same function from java through the C++ the program locks up on me using 100% of the cpu power. I think it has to be a setting while I am compiling the Fortran code that is causing this problem. If anyone has come across anything similar to this please share, and if there are any people out there with a fix, please let me know. Thanks
-Eric Fitzsimmons

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