Hello Ludovic,
The lack of build summary is caused by the clean target deleting the
book keeping files used to create that summary as part of the clean. We
have just not designed this around running with clean in the same
command line. I would also encourage you to not run clean on the same
make command line as any other target as the build will run considerably
slower.
The slower speed is caused by us having to disable parallel execution
for top level targets. Make normally runs targets in parallel unless
there are dependencies declared between them. In the old build, we had
the top level makefile forced to run sequentially, so the first target
you specified (clean) would run and complete before the second (images)
would start. This is no longer the case, so make would start trying to
build while the clean target is still deleting. To prevent this from
happening, if one of the targets to run is "clean", sequential execution
of the top level is still enforced.
We should probably try to detect the situation with clean mixed with
other targets and issue a warning.
/Erik
On 2014-08-25 10:37, Ludovic HOCHET wrote:
Hello,
I usually build the JDK using 'make clean images', however doing so
with the new build results in the build dying (both on Win8.1 with
make 3.82 or 4 and on Ubuntu 14.04), ie the build ends with no end of
build messages (times and 'Finished building OpenJDK for target
'images''). The resulting JDK shows a run issue when launching
jconsole.
Strangely using 'make LOG=debug clean images' results in a seemingly
working JDK even though the end of build messages still aren't part of
the output.
