Hello,
On 2015-01-07 15:45, Roman Kennke wrote:
Hello there,
I made some fixes to the build machinery to be able to build Shark:
http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~rkennke/shark-build-top/
Looks fine, but the generated configure script needs to be generated by
the script as it also updates a timestamp inside the file. We will still
need to update the closed version of the generated script in sync with
this. I will be happy to push both when review has passed if you like.
http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~rkennke/shark-build-hotspot/
That looks like a simple typo. Looks good to me. This is in hotspot
however so will need to go through a hotspot forest and requires 2
reviewers.
http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~rkennke/shark-build-jdk/
Is the contents of the conditionals for SERVER, ZERO and ZEROSHARK the
exact same? Perhaps change into one conditional like this?
ifneq ($(findstring $(JVM_VARIANTS), server zero zeroshark),)
I'm also pondering if the build_sa conditional could be made simpler,
but this is planned to go away before JDK 9 is done so I'm ok with
leaving it like this.
In particular, it does:
- Improve the sed command to figure out the LLVM version. LLVM changed
its version string from x.y to x.y.z. The command now correctly strips
x.y.z to xy, we're only interested in the first two numbers. I also
hand-changed the generated configure, please forgive me ;-)
- In hotspot's makefile, I fixed a typo, allowing to build with unzipped
debug info.
- In JDK's build, I added the ZEROSHARK variant to exclude the SA
generation.
Notice that this alone doesn't make Shark build and run fine, it still
requires some code changes. Those are not related to build-dev though, I
will post them to the appropriate lists asap.
Can you please review the changes? I would like to push this to
build-infra/jdk9.
Build changes go directly to jdk9/dev. The build-infra forest is for
prototyping things for the build-infra project and has no scheduled
pushes to jdk9. Perhaps it would be better to combine the above changes
with your source changes and submit reviews separately for hotspot and
root/jdk repos instead?
/Erik
Regards,
Roman
