HI Ed, Yadong,
In the parallel discussion for the project creation, we may consider using
jdk-sandbox [1] as a sharing repo for further community collaboration(e.g.
enhancements, bug fixing, etc.)?
Also, we can consider generating the OpenJDK RISC-V build based on this repo,
I think the people who looked into RISC-V have the interest to try it in their
environment.
Your thoughts?
[1] https://github.com/openjdk/jdk-sandbox
Thanks!
Sanhong
On 2020/12/30 5:02, Edward Nevill wrote:
On Tue, 2020-12-29 at 02:02 +0000, wangyadong (E) wrote:
Hi,
We implemented a RV64G port of OpenJDK11u(TemplateInterpreter, C1 and C2)
and open source to https://gitee.com/openeuler/bishengjdk-11/tree/risc-v/ .
Would the community like to help us to create a project? And then we can
promote it stable with the community.
Yadong Wang
Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
Hi,
In order to progress this a riscv-port project will need to be created. There
was an initial attempt to get a riscv-port project started in Feb. 2018 (see
https://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/porters-dev/2018-February/thread.html).
The process for creation of a new OpenJDK project is described at
http://openjdk.java.net/projects/#new-project
In accordance with the OpenJDK bylaws the initial discussion should be sent to the
general discussion list, discuss.at.openjdk.dot.java.dot.net with the subject line
"Call for Discussion: New Project: riscv-port".
However, it may be best to have an initial discussion here on porters-dev
before submitting the formal Call for Discussion on discuss.
The project will need a project lead who must be a Contributor and must be
sponsored by a Group Lead. Although technically any Group Lead could sponsor
this project, in practice it should be the Group Lead of the porters project,
Dalibor Topic.
All the best,
Ed.
.
Thank you, Ed. We read these discussions before we started. And in fact, we
started with the Zero-Assembler port based on your initial patch.
Now we have an almost complete implementation of riscv port, and then I am
willing to perform the project lead. In the past year, I lead our riscv port
implementation based on OpenJDK, and wrote the substantial part. More
importantly, I have a JVM team of about 30 engineers in Huawei to support me.
Although we're new here, we have contributed nearly 90 patches to OpenJDK, and
now have 1 reviewer, 1 committer, several authors and a dozen contributors in
the community. They are all happy to help me. Also, there are many hardware
engineers familiar with riscv with who we can co-worked in our company. We were
also actively participated in many riscv isa task groups.
About future plans, we first contribute an initial riscv port of jdk11, latest
LTS version so far, covering most of mainstream java frameworks, and so we can
get more feedback of ecosystem participants. Adequate testing is the first
priority, and we can co-worked with AdoptOpenJDK to build and distribute
binaries(they contacted us and were willing to offer help), so that interested
developers can try them ahead of time.
The initial port can be split to 3 patches (TemplateInterpreter, C1
and
C2) to be fully reviewed by the reviewers.
Meanwhile, the mainline version jdk/jdk is also under development and ready to
open source after tested fully on the hardware.
By the way, AOT and Graal are not covered currently, and we can make plans as
needed.
.
