On May 30, 2014, at 10:59, David DeHaven <david.deha...@oracle.com> wrote:
> >>> I'm curious if only installing the CL tools also installs at least one OS X >>> SDK. If it doesn't then it's not terribly useful, except for maybe >>> porting/building Unix command line tools. >> >> Well, I guess it did. At least jdk9 builds successfully. My new Mavericks is >> installed on the 2nd disk of my Mac Mini. I guess it shouldn't see the old >> SDK on the 1st disk. Right? >> >> Where is the SDK located? /System/Library/Frameworks? They are quite some >> frameworks there. > > No, the SDKs are in the app bundles. The frameworks in /System used to have > headers installed with the developer tools, but Apple is moving away from > that. The frameworks themselves are managed by the OS install/update. Maybe > the command line tools still install headers there. > > run this: > $ find /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools -name '*.sdk' Nothing. > > I'm curious to see what's there... If the SDKs are there then we should be > able to support building OpenJDK with just the command line tools installed. > > That won't be the case for closed source though, you still need the full > Xcode app installed. I only build jdk, haven't touched deploy etc. --Max > > -DrD- >
