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List:       openjdk-openjfx-dev
Subject:    Building OpenJFX and OpenJDK 8u20
From:       Matthias =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Bl=E4sing?= <mblaesing () doppel-helix ! eu>
Date:       2014-03-30 20:15:52
Message-ID: 1396210552.28592.17.camel () athena
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Hey,

I'm trying to build openjdk and openjdk from source. This works well for
jdk8. I adapted the obuildfactory scripts to fit the combined build and
that works for the plain openjdk 8 and openjfx 8 version:

https://github.com/matthiasblaesing/obuildfactory/tree/openjdk8+openjfx8

I can build the tag combination: jdk8-b132 (openjdk) and 8.0-b132
(openjfx). With the 8u20 branches this beginns to fall apart. I tried
building with jdk8u20-b06 (openjdk) and 8u20-b07 (openjfx) this fails.

First problem: The gradle.build file currently expect the build number
to be the last component in the version string - this breaks if a builds
adds its own build number to this. The obuildfactory scripts add the
current date to the build number. This breaks the assumptions in
build.gradle:

1.8.0-jdk8-b132-20140326

the build.gradle extracts "132-20140323" as the build number and
explodes, as it later expects that to be parsable as int (verifyJava). I
work around this check by injecting my own faked jdkRuntimeVersion.


Second problem: The the build script extracts the build number from the
mercurial tag and so it leads to buildnum 6 which vialoates the minimum
build version check. For now I just completly fake the
jdkRuntimeVersion.

Third problem: The openjfx build fails because it expects to find
JRockit at build time. It is not part of openjdk, so it fails at that
point. Problematic are:

JFRPulseEvent.java
JFRLogger.java
JFRInputEvent.java


I write this as mail, as I'm a bit unwilling to get just another bug
tracker account, that I won't use in the forseable future.

Thanks

Matthias



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