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Currently, the stack size passed to CreateThread?() is interpreted as the whole (maximum) stack size. Ноwever under real Windows, according to MSDN, this parameter by default specifies the size of the pre-committed area on top of the stack; the whole stack size is defined by the PE header in this case (1 MB by default). In order to override the header, the STACK_SIZE_PARAM_IS_A_RESERVATION flag must be used, so that the stack size in CreateThread?() will define the whole area.

When using Odin in SDK mode, the console I/O is not done properly. This means that STDIN/STDOUT handles are implemented using a very restricted set of functions (HMDeviceStandardClass) which only implements reading and writing (regardless of if the handles are the real console or redirected to files etc).

As a result things like GetNumberOfConsoleInputEvents?() and PeekConsoleInput?() don't work in real console mode (although the code implementing them is present in classes HMDeviceConsoleInClass and HMDeviceConsoleOutClass). And things like SetFilePointer?() don't work in redirected mode (although the HMDeviceFile class implements them properly).

Due to these defects, the console I/O got partially broken after r22024 (which fixed a lot of inconsistencies in return codes). In particular, this affects Java which will throw an exception if you e.g. attempt to read something from STDIN.

If I install Odin 0.8.7 and let it run with Java 1.6GA (first version, later version don't show menu items, see ticket on wiki Java) then I can't in the filemanager choose for an other presentation, can't sort the files on name or date (as an example). As soon as I install Odin 0.7.1 then I have the options back and can do what I want. I did test it with Odin 0.8.7 and Java 1.6GA (first release) and Total Validator (Java program) and same but now with Odin 0.7.1.