Defs.gmk revision 116
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Since these libraries 0N/A# and the JDK internal interfaces to these are reasonably stable this is not 0N/A# a significant problem. But we do need to provide a way to locate them, 0N/A# including a way to point to a new one when there have been changes. 0N/A# If you have a formal binary plugs download, set ALT_BINARY_PLUGS_PATH 0N/A# (Optionally you can set ALT_CLOSED_JDK_IMPORT_PATH to point to the latest 0N/A# build JDK, or last promotion for this JDK version, but will not work 0N/A# As the OPENJDK is built, the binary plugs are used instead of building the 0N/A# Individual Makefiles that specify USE_BINARY_PLUG_LIBRARY, will get 0N/A# the binary plug copy (or a copy from a built JDK). 0N/A# ALT_BINARY_PLUGS_JARFILE is probably rarely needed. 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ALT_CLOSED_JDK_IMPORT_PATH is used to locate classes and libraries 0N/A# Get platform definitions 0N/A# Freetype logic is applicable to OpenJDK only 0N/A#if we use system lib we do not need to copy it to build tree 0N/A # historically for Solaris we have slightly different devtools 0N/A # naming conventions 0N/A# Localizations for the different parts of the product beyond English 0N/A# A list of locales we support but don't have resource files. 0N/A# This is defined to optimize the search of resource bundles. 0N/A# All libraries except libjava and libjvm itself link against libjvm and 0N/A# libjava, the latter for its exported common utilities. libjava only links 0N/A# against libjvm. 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Also if overridden 0N/A# determines where your shared library is installed. 0N/A# Java header and stub variables 0N/A# Classpath seen by javac (different from the one seen by the VM 0N/A# running javac), and useful variables. 0N/A# Set opt level to ALT_OPT if set otherwise _OPT 0N/A# Prepare $@ target, remove old one and making sure directory exists 0N/A# Simple install of $< file to $@ 0N/A# Cleanup rule for after debug java run (hotspot.log file is left around) 0N/A# (This could be an old leftover file in a read-only area, use the @- prefix) 0N/A# Default make settings for processing SUBDIRS with clobber or clean names 0N/A# If no timing wanted, we need to define these as empty 0N/A# Timing start (must be used in same shell, e.g. same command line) 0N/A# Defines the shell variable $1 to have the start time. 0N/A# Timing end (must be used in same shell, e.g. same command line) 0N/A# Expects shell variable $1 to have been defined as the start time. 0N/A# Expects shell variable $2 to have timing id string 0N/A# Sets total_seconds shell variable as the total seconds used. 0N/A# Sets time_used shell variable to contain format "%dh%dm%ds" 0N/Aif [
"$${d1}" =
"" ] ;
then d1=
0;
fi; \
0N/Aif [
"$${h1}" =
"" ] ;
then h1=
0;
fi; \
0N/Aif [
"$${m1}" =
"" ] ;
then m1=
0;
fi; \
0N/Aif [
"$${s1}" =
"" ] ;
then s1=
0;
fi; \
0N/Aif [
"$${d2}" =
"" ] ;
then d2=
0;
fi; \
0N/Aif [
"$${h2}" =
"" ] ;
then h2=
0;
fi; \
0N/Aif [
"$${m2}" =
"" ] ;
then m2=
0;
fi; \
0N/Aif [
"$${s2}" =
"" ] ;
then s2=
0;
fi; \
0N/Aif [
"$${t_hour}" !=
"0h" ] ;
then \
0N/Aelif [
"$${t_min}" !=
"0m" ] ;
then \
0N/A$(PRINTF) " Timing: %05d seconds or %s for %s\n" \
0N/A# Given a SUBDIRS list, cd into them and make them 0N/A# SUBDIRS_MAKEFLAGS Make settings for a subdir make 0N/A# SUBDIRS_MAKEFLAGS-$@ Make settings specific to this target 0N/A if [
"$$i" !=
"DUMMY" ] ;
then \
0N/A $(ECHO) ">>>Recursively making "$$i
" "$@
" @ `$(DATE)` ..."; \
0N/A $(ECHO) "<<<Finished Recursively making "$$i
" "$@
" @ `$(DATE)`." ; \
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"$$i" !=
"DUMMY" ] ;
then \
0N/A $(ECHO) ">>>Recursively making "$$i
" "$@
" @ `$(DATE)` ..."; \
0N/A $(ECHO) "<<<Finished Recursively making "$$i
" "$@
" @ `$(DATE)`." ; \
0N/A# used for this file, otherwise the default settings are used. 0N/A# this should be moved into Defs-<platform>.gmk..... 0N/A# Note: As a rule, GNU Make rules should not appear in any of the 0N/A# Defs*.gmk files. These were added for Kestrel-Solaris and do address 0N/A# a TeamWare bug. They should be moved elsewhere for Merlin. 0N/A# Override gnumake built-in rules which do sccs get operations badly. 0N/A# (They put the checked out code in the current directory, not in the 0N/A# directory of the original file.) 0N/A# Since this is a symptom of a teamware failure, complain and die on the spot. 0N/A# This message immediately goes to stdout and the build terminates. 0N/A is out of date with respect to its SCCS file $<. \ 0N/A This can happen from an unresolved Teamware conflict, a file movement, or \ 0N/A a failure in which SCCS files are updated but the 'sccs get' was not done. \ 0N/A You should double check for other out of date files in your workspace. \ 0N/A# Install of imported file (JDK_IMPORT_PATH, or some other external location)