Makefile revision 142
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TOPDIR:=.
# Openjdk sources (only used if SKIP_OPENJDK_BUILD!=true)
OPENJDK_BUILDDIR:=$(shell \
else \
echo "."; \
fi)
# For start and finish echo lines
# What "all" means
all::
@$(START_ECHO)
all::
@$(FINISH_ECHO)
# Everything for a full product build
@$(START_ECHO)
all_product_build:: $(INSTALL)
@$(FINISH_ECHO)
# Generis build of basic repo series
# The debug build, fastdebug or debug. Needs special handling.
# Note that debug builds do NOT do INSTALL steps, but must be done
# after the product build and before the INSTALL step of the product build.
#
# DEBUG_NAME is fastdebug or debug
# ALT_OUTPUTDIR is changed to have -debug or -fastdebug suffix
# The resulting j2sdk-image is used by the install makefiles to create a
# debug install bundle jdk-*-debug-** bundle (tar or zip)
# which will install in the debug or fastdebug subdirectory of the
# normal product install area.
# The install process needs to know what the DEBUG_NAME is, so
# look for INSTALL_DEBUG_NAME in the install rules.
#
# Location of fresh bootdir output
@$(START_ECHO)
GENERATE_DOCS=false \
@$(FINISH_ECHO)
@$(START_ECHO)
GENERATE_DOCS=false \
@$(FINISH_ECHO)
@$(START_ECHO)
GENERATE_DOCS=false \
@$(FINISH_ECHO)
# Create boot image?
DO_BOOT_CYCLE=true
# Create the bootdir to use in the build
# Define variables to be used now for the boot jdk
ALT_BOOTDIR=$(FRESH_BOOTDIR) \
else
# Use the supplied ALT_BOOTDIR as the boot
@$(START_ECHO)
$(MAKE) \
SKIP_FASTDEBUG_BUILD=true \
SKIP_DEBUG_BUILD=true \
$(BOOT_CYCLE_SETTINGS) \
@$(FINISH_ECHO)
@$(START_ECHO)
$(MAKE) \
DEBUG_NAME=$(DEBUG_NAME) \
GENERATE_DOCS=false \
@$(FINISH_ECHO)
# Build final image
# Check on whether we really can build the openjdk, need source etc.
@$(ECHO) " "
@$(ECHO) "================================================="
@if [ ! -r $(OPENJDK_BUILDDIR)/Makefile ] ; then \
exit 1; \
else \
$(ECHO) "OpenJDK will be built after JDK is built"; \
fi
@$(ECHO) "================================================="
@$(ECHO) " "
# If we have bundle rules, we have a chance here to do a complete cycle
# build, of production and open build.
# FIXUP: We should create the openjdk source bundle and build that?
# But how do we reliable create or get at a formal openjdk source tree?
# The one we have needs to be trimmed of built bits and closed dirs.
# The repositories might not be available.
# The openjdk source bundle is probably not available.
else
@$(START_ECHO)
@$(ECHO) " "
@$(ECHO) "================================================="
@$(ECHO) "Starting openjdk build"
@$(ECHO) "================================================="
@$(ECHO) " "
$(RM) -r $(OPENJDK_OUTPUTDIR)
$(MKDIR) -p $(OPENJDK_OUTPUTDIR)
OPENJDK=true \
GENERATE_DOCS=false \
$(RM) $(OPENJDK_BUILD_BINARY_ZIP)
$(RM) -r $(OPENJDK_OUTPUTDIR)
@$(ECHO) " "
@$(ECHO) "================================================="
@$(ECHO) "Finished openjdk build"
@$(ECHO) "================================================="
@$(ECHO) " "
@$(FINISH_ECHO)
clobber::
#
# Dev builds
#
#
# Quick jdk verification build
#
#
# Quick jdk verification fastdebug build
#
#
# Quick deploy verification fastdebug build
#
$(MAKE) \
BUILD_HOTSPOT=false \
BUILD_JDK=false \
BUILD_LANGTOOLS=false \
BUILD_CORBA=false \
BUILD_JAXP=false \
BUILD_JAXWS=false \
BUILD_INSTALL=false \
BUILD_SPONSORS=false \
#
# Product build (skip debug builds)
#
#
# Check target
#
#
# Help target
#
# Intro help message
@$(ECHO) "\
Makefile for the JDK builds (all the JDK). \n\
"
# Target help
@$(ECHO) "\
--- Common Targets --- \n\
all -- build the core JDK (default target) \n\
help -- Print out help information \n\
check -- Check make variable values for correctness \n\
sanity -- Perform detailed sanity checks on system and settings \n\
fastdebug_build -- build the core JDK in 'fastdebug' mode (-g -O) \n\
debug_build -- build the core JDK in 'debug' mode (-g) \n\
clean -- remove all built and imported files \n\
clobber -- same as clean \n\
"
# Variable help (only common ones used by this Makefile)
@$(ECHO) "--- Common Variables ---"
@$(ECHO) " "
# One line descriptions for the variables
# Make variables to print out (description and value)
BOOTDIR \
# Make variables that should refer to directories that exist
BOOTDIR \
# Make variables that should refer to files that exist
# Some are windows specific
# For pattern rules below, so all are treated the same
# Complete variable check
# Pattern rule for printing out a variable
%.printval:
# Pattern rule for checking to see if a variable with a directory exists
%.checkdir:
@if [ ! -d $($*) ] ; then \
fi
# Pattern rule for checking to see if a variable with a file exists
%.checkfil:
@if [ ! -f $($*) ] ; then \
fi
# Misc notes on help
@$(ECHO) "\
--- Notes --- \n\
- All builds use same output directory unless overridden with \n\
\t ALT_OUTPUTDIR=<dir>, changing from product to fastdebug you may want \n\
\t to use the clean target first. \n\
- JDK_IMPORT_PATH must refer to a compatible build, not all past promoted \n\
\t builds or previous release JDK builds will work. \n\
- The fastest builds have been when the sources and the BOOTDIR are on \n\
\t local disk. \n\
"
@$(ECHO) "\
--- Examples --- \n\
"
################################################################
# Source and binary plug bundling
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# JPRT rule to build
################################################################
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# PHONY
################################################################
# Force target
FRC: