On Thu, 4 Dec 2025 18:38:06 GMT, Erik Joelsson <[email protected]> wrote:
> > @erikj79 after a little playing around, I've managed to get this to work. > > I can now build an Oracle Linux 6 devkit (from RHEL8) and can build a JDK > > wih my changes from this devkit. It required a few changes beyond just the > > packages for libkrb5 - there was a missing library (ISL) required for the > > newer gcc, and a bug causing some of the files to attempt to install in > > /usr/local (missing `--prefix`). I'm not sure if this was exactly what > > you're looking for, but it's all on the latest commit on this branch for > > your review. I'm not sure how to test beyond the tests I've done locally. > > That's impressive getting it to work. As Mikael says, I think it would be > better to break out any additional changes you made to the devkit makefile > into a separate change, if we still want to go that route. I haven't looked > into the ISL dependency much, but it looks like something we should add to > the devkit for newer GCCs. For this change I was mostly interested in the > extra libraries that would be needed in the sysroot. However, as @wangweij > pointed out, if this could be handled with FFM instead of JNI, that would be > even better and avoid all this hassle. Happy to - will somebody need to create me an issue in the tracker so I can raise a PR? ------------- PR Comment: https://git.openjdk.org/jdk/pull/28075#issuecomment-3616413154
