Hello Anton,

We currently don't have a shortcut like that in the build system, you basically have to build everything. Once everything is built you can use jlink to create your own custom image with just the modules you like.

If you run "make java.base", you will get a runnable "exploded" image in build/<foobar>/jdk that contains what you just built and nothing more. Perhaps that's enough for what you need?

/Erik


On 2017-07-10 17:23, Anton Bikineev wrote:
Hi,


Java 9 has done a good job of modularizing the codebase. This is great! And I 
need to port OpenJDK to a specific environment and want to do this 
incrementally. So far I've been able to build java.base successfully and now 
wondering, is there a way to install what has been built? I would assume the 
following commands would work:

make java.base

make install

but the last line goes and compiles all the rest that I don't need. Does 
anybody how to compile and install only specific modules?


Thanks!

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