Ted Neward wrote:
Well... several thoughts come to mind:
(1) The fact that OpenJDK was not aiming to be buildable on Windows from the
beginning was definitely NOT clear, at least not to me.
(2) The fact that it would be viewed as acceptable to release the source in
an unbuildable form on any o
Ted Neward wrote:
(5) It's kinda all moot--I did a fresh re-fetch from SVN for the b17 drop,
used Ivan's build of the freetype DLL, and it all builds, both debug and
fastdebug.
So yes, Dan, somebody outside of Sun managed to make it work on Windows. :-)
Congratulations! Now I'm going to try
Well... several thoughts come to mind:
(1) The fact that OpenJDK was not aiming to be buildable on Windows from the
beginning was definitely NOT clear, at least not to me.
(2) The fact that it would be viewed as acceptable to release the source in
an unbuildable form on any of the "supported" plat
Dan Fabulich wrote:
Kelly O'Hair wrote:
It was never expected that the initial OpenJDK source drops would be
buildable on Windows.
[...]
So that fact that it has never built on Windows was well known, I
thought.
Actually, that comes as a (small) surprise to me. When I asked about
Window
Kelly O'Hair wrote:
It was never expected that the initial OpenJDK source drops would be
buildable on Windows.
[...]
So that fact that it has never built on Windows was well known, I thought.
Actually, that comes as a (small) surprise to me. When I asked about
Windows build problems at Mar
I thought it was clear from the beginning, perhaps I wasn't making this
as well known as I should. If so, my aplogies.
It was never expected that the initial OpenJDK source drops would be buildable
on Windows. We focused on Linux and OpenSolaris and purposely left out
Windows due to the t2k issue
You have to specifically ask for the cygwin version of awk when installing
cygwin, you may be getting some other awk.
-kto
Igor Nekrestyanov wrote:
Hi,
I tried to build openjdk on windows (WinXP) using home PC and following
instructions from openjdk.dev.java.net.
I was able to do it. There w
Hmm...
On 08/01/2007 10:58 PM Dan Fabulich wrote:
It is believed to build and work on all platform combinations : windows,
linux, solaris, 32 and 64 bit, but testing has focused on the 32 bit
versions.
"believed to build"? Has anyone yet tried doing the standard OpenJDK
build on Windows, follo
