Tried on two other sparc boxes, both S10u3 as it turned out, but one was
a JPRT (east) build machine so ....
As a sanity check I'll try doing a non-quiet JDK7 Hotspot build.
David
David Holmes - Sun Microsystems said the following on 11/11/08 07:57:
Hi Kelly,
I'm using a local (BNE) mirror of east coast /java/devtools, but I
checked east and west and both have the same unpatched version of CC.
I'm running on a partially patched (maybe to u3?) S10u1:
SunOS nebula-bne 5.10 Generic_125100-10 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Fire-V210
I can try on another machine.
Thanks,
David
Kelly O'Hair said the following on 11/11/08 04:50:
Looks like this was fixed in patch 124861-04:
6610361 cg assertion in sp_softpipe.cc "arc latency not covered"
http://sunsolve.sun.com/search/advsearch.do?collection=PATCH&type=collections&max=50&language=en&queryKey5=124861&toDocument=yes
Not sure why this bug isn't visible on bugs.sun.com, doesn't seem to
be a security bug.
Exactly what /java/devtools do you have, East coast?
I'm surprised we haven't seen this problem too.
I wonder if it depends on the specific Solaris 10 you are using.
What does 'uname -a' and 'CC -V' say?
(FYI: background for non Sun people, /java/devtools is a shared area
where
we place images of the Sun Studio compilers and other tools).
-kto
David Holmes - Sun Microsystems wrote:
I'd asked about this "locally" but now casting a wider net ...
In trying to build JRTS (based on JDK5) with SS12, on sparc we get
bitten by bug 6610361:
Compiling
/mnt/disk2/eng/dh198349/ws-bug6755041/ws/src/share/vm/interpreter/bytecodeTracer.cpp
cg: assertion failed in file ../src/ms_pipe/sp_softpipe.cc at line 3430
cg: Internal error: arc latency not covered
cg: 1 errors
To workaround this I had to drop the optimization level to O2 for
over 50 files in product and 60+ in fastdebug!
But I don't see any such workarounds in the JDK7 build files. I can't
believe that we were that unlucky and we hit this bug 50+ times where
Hotspot hits it zero.
This is the SS12 from /java/devtools 5.0 2007/05/03
Has anyone else encountered this building Hotspot?
Thanks,
David Holmes
