location of DirectX SDK

Finished reading the jdk8 build doc. I see the link in the build directions for the DirectX SDK goes to a non-helpful page so from here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DirectX#cite_note-11 I ended up here http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35 hth, Pete

Re: jdk 8 building just jdk

Flogging a dead horse here .. > it shouldn't really be necessary to do partial builds any more (it was way too fragile in the past with the old build) I whole heartedly disagree. I've said it before and I say it again. I do not want to build hotspot or anything else besides JDK I do not want t

Re: jdk 8 building just jdk

MacOS in my closest config. Windows is quite a bit slower on comparable hardware,and an SSD also makes a huge difference. I would guess that these times seem about reasonable for a clean windows build On Jul 26, 2013, at 9:40 PM, Pete Brunet wrote: > Hi Mike, Thanks. Below are my build times

Re: jdk 8 building just jdk

On 26/07/2013 20:38, Mike Duigou wrote: On Jul 26 2013, at 18:41 , Pete Brunet wrote: Am doing my first jdk8 build. After reading through the build readme I didn't see any info on building just jdk and using an import lib. I'm guessing this is no longer possible but checking... It's probably

Re: jdk 8 building just jdk

Hi Mike, Thanks. Below are my build times (prior to a crash in jdk). I'm running 64 bit Win 7 on a 2.53 GHz dual core 8 GB Lenovo T500. I'm using cygwin. langtools: 4:34 hotspot: 18:29 corba: 2:51 jaxp: 5:31 jaxws: 10:26 jdk: failed So I'm up to about 40 min with just those. Are you running c

jdk8 first build attempt - failed

Hi, My build was running pretty well but then failed inside the jdk build. My invocation was: cd .../jdk8 bash ./configure --withfreetype=... --with-target-bits=32 --with-debug-level=fastdebug make all The log is ... ## Starting jdk Importing CORBA src.zip Importing CORBA classes.jar Importing C

Re: jdk 8 building just jdk

On Jul 26 2013, at 18:41 , Pete Brunet wrote: > Am doing my first jdk8 build. After reading through the build readme I > didn't see any info on building just jdk and using an import lib. I'm > guessing this is no longer possible but checking... It's probably possible but usually not necessary.

jdk 8 building just jdk

Am doing my first jdk8 build. After reading through the build readme I didn't see any info on building just jdk and using an import lib. I'm guessing this is no longer possible but checking... Pete

Re: when to reconfigure?

On 07/26/2013 11:58 AM, Tim Bell wrote: Hi Jon: Build folk, I want to writing a script that loops over recent changesets, and builds JDK each time. One factor to take into account is that I will occasionally need to rerun the configure script. Is it enough to see if (just) the generated-c

Re: when to reconfigure?

Hi Jon: Build folk, I want to writing a script that loops over recent changesets, and builds JDK each time. One factor to take into account is that I will occasionally need to rerun the configure script. Is it enough to see if (just) the generated-configure.sh has changed? Or, do I need t

when to reconfigure?

Build folk, I want to writing a script that loops over recent changesets, and builds JDK each time. One factor to take into account is that I will occasionally need to rerun the configure script. Is it enough to see if (just) the generated-configure.sh has changed? Or, do I need to check if

Re: Build error with GCC4.8 on Fedora19

Hi, Just feedback , build was ok with fedora 19. Thanks Omair Majid for the flag tips. $ sudo yum groupinstall "Development Tools" $ sudo yum install gcc-c++ $ sudo yum install libXrender-devel $ sudo yum install freetype-devel $ sudo yum install libXt-devel $ ./configure $ make DEBUG_BINARIES=t