Hi,
Thanks for Erik Joelsson for contributing this temporary?! fix for a
build issue with LOG=debug.
The actual issue is that on some systems with make 4.x when building
with LOG=debug MAKE_TEST_TARGETS receives debug output from the
shell'ed make invocation. This in turn changes ALL_NAMED_TESTS which is
iterated over in Main.gmk so as to produce test-<name> targets. This
fails for some of the supposed test names of: "gmake[1]:", "Leaving",
"directory" or "'<top-dir-path>'". All of them are bogus.
In other words, MAKE_TEST_TARGETS gets value:
make-base java-compilation copy-files idea compile-commands gmake[1]: Leaving
directory '<top-dir-path>'
instead of:
make-base java-compilation copy-files idea compile-commands
This only happens the second time TestMake.gmk's print-targets is
executed. Why is it executed (at least) twice? The chain is something
like this:
Init.gmk => InitSupport.gmk (include) => Main.gmk (create-main-targets-include)
=> FindTests.gmk (include) => TestMake.gmk (print-targets)
=> Modules.gmk (include) => ??? => FindTests.gmk (include) => TestMake.gmk
(print-targets)
As to where Modules.gmk depends on FindTests.gmk (or includes it) is a
mystery to me.
The proposed fix is to add --no-print-directory flag to the main make
invocation (Main.gmk).
Bug: https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8213736
webrev: http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~sgehwolf/webrevs/JDK-8213736/webrev.01/
This allows me to build with LOG=debug again.
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Severin
