Hi, Please review (vs OpenJDK 8u45):
http://people.freebsd.org/~will/patches/patch-hotspot_src_os_bsd_vm_os__bsd.cpp http://people.freebsd.org/~will/patches/patch-hotspot_src_os_bsd_vm_os__bsd.hpp This patch fixes os_bsd.cpp to lookup pthread_getcpuclockid(), and call it to respond to requests made for os::*thread_cpu_time(). (The patch file names are meant to be copied to the current version of the java/openjdk8 FreeBSD port.) Anybody know how these (or something to the same effect) can get into the OpenJDK distribution? Further, is there any effort towards implementing a "posix" OS layer so OSs that implement POSIX standards based calls like these don't have to reimplement identical os:: abstractions? This code is functionally identical to the Linux version. :-/ Thanks! --Will.
