The LOG=debug is JDK8 and build-infra specific. For JDK7 I don't know of
a way to get more info except adding the -d or --debug flag to make,
which as David says is rather useless most of the time.
/Erik
On 2013-02-08 00:47, Randy Nielsen wrote:
Tried suggestions with no change. Specifically
LOG=trace gives the most detail.
make has a -d option but it is pretty useless due to the volume of data
produced (mostly about the bizarre ways it tries to re-make files that
you don't want re-made in the first place :( ).
David
On 8/02/2013 9:47 AM, Randy Nielsen wrote:
Tried suggestions
Tried suggestions with no change. Specifically LOG=debug,nofile didn't add any
output at all. Are there any others ways to poke the make to get more output,
say a line by line trace of the make behavior? This feels like a process
synchronization problem where process A is waiting to be notifi
On 2/7/13 2:59 PM, Tim Bell wrote:
> On 02/07/13 12:18, Pete Brunet wrote:
>> Hi I have VS 2010 and need to build JDK6. Using my typical JDK7 set up
>> with VS 2010 make sanity reports
>>
>> ../make/common/shared/Compiler-msvc.gmk:129 *** COMPILER_PATH cannot be
>> empty here. Stop.
>>
>> Do I ne
On 02/07/13 12:18, Pete Brunet wrote:
Hi I have VS 2010 and need to build JDK6. Using my typical JDK7 set up
with VS 2010 make sanity reports
../make/common/shared/Compiler-msvc.gmk:129 *** COMPILER_PATH cannot be
empty here. Stop.
Do I need to install an older compiler (and if so where would
Yes you need VS2003. At this point your best bet to get it may be ebay :-)
-phil.
On 2/7/2013 12:18 PM, Pete Brunet wrote:
Hi I have VS 2010 and need to build JDK6. Using my typical JDK7 set up
with VS 2010 make sanity reports
../make/common/shared/Compiler-msvc.gmk:129 *** COMPILER_PATH cann
Hi I have VS 2010 and need to build JDK6. Using my typical JDK7 set up
with VS 2010 make sanity reports
../make/common/shared/Compiler-msvc.gmk:129 *** COMPILER_PATH cannot be
empty here. Stop.
Do I need to install an older compiler (and if so where would I get it)?
Pete
no definite answers just ideas
we are starting to use windows 2008R2 which seems better
make sure the env vars TMP and TEMP are set to directories windows understands
eg C:/ paths and these directories exist and have write permissions
try using
make LOG=debug,nofile
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Hi Randy,
this problems pops up every now and then but unfortunately (at least
to my knowledge)
there exists no real solution for it.
You can read the following comment on my blog which describes a similar problem
and my answer to it which describes different workarounds:
http://weblogs.java.net
I am thoroughly stuck building JDK 7 when I start the Hotspot portion of the
build. This is Windows 7 64 bit building 64 bit JDK with Visual Studio 10
Service Pack 1. The hang seems to happen immediately after I start the hotspot
portion of the make. There is no output at all. Watching the W
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