Hi,
have to admit that I'm quite new to the OpenJDK version 1.7.0-internal and
trying to confirm that my build on Windows is fine.
I have more or less successfully run the tests for hotspot and jdk so far and
would like to compare the results to an official run of the tests.
Running the build wi
I think you really need a Gnumake higher than 3.81 and I honestly can
not understand how you've managed to build the whole OpenJDK with the
3.81 version of make which comes with Cygwin (because it has serious
problems with drive letters in Windows path names).
I've recently wrote a blog how I've c
On 11/11/11 11:37 AM, Andrea Weikert wrote:
> Is there a place where the official test results are published so I can
> compare?
Not really. Some people publish their jtreg test results, for example for
OpenJDK 6
releases, the Project Leads tend to publish their own jtreg run results, but I'm
On 11/11/2011 06:09 AM, Dalibor Topic wrote:
On 11/11/11 11:37 AM, Andrea Weikert wrote:
Is there a place where the official test results are published so I can
compare?
Not really. Some people publish their jtreg test results, for example for
OpenJDK 6
releases, the Project Leads tend to pu
Hi,
I need to measure some performance (mostly running time) of GC (CMS) while
running on multi-core platform on Linux. I want to break down the cost of each
phase in CMS and some related method. And I am thinking of performance
profiling tool to do that.
I have look at the build files and see
As this mainly concerns GC profiling I've cc'ed the GC list.
David
On 12/11/2011 2:22 AM, Dang Nhan Nguyen wrote:
Hi,
I need to measure some performance (mostly running time) of GC (CMS) while
running on multi-core platform on Linux. I want to break down the cost of each
phase in CMS and som
Take a look at Charlie's blog about the collector analyzer tools
http://blogs.oracle.com/charliebrown/entry/free_sun_studio_12_and
And the quick start guide
http://dsc.sun.com/solaris/articles/analyzer_qs.html
The profiling build target in hotspot was deleted because they
were not being used a