mozregression aborts when bisecting with: "'FirefoxRunner' object has no attribute 'process_handler'

Hi, I try to hunt down a bug introduced between 2011-06-22 and 2011-06-23, and using mozregression to find the exact date worked fine. However when it comes to bisecting to find the actual commit, everything succeeds up to the point where mozregression should start the compiled binary. Any idea h

Re: mozregression aborts when bisecting with: "'FirefoxRunner' object has no attribute 'process_handler'

Sorry, please ignore the mail - victim of auto-completition. It was intended for builds-...@lists.mozilla.org ... - Clemens 2011/10/20 Clemens Eisserer : > Hi, > > I try to hunt down a bug introduced between 2011-06-22 and 2011-06-23, > and using mozregression to find the exact date

Re: How to bisect regressions?

Hi Ted, > You can find nightly builds here: > http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/ > > However, if you want to binary-search across nightly builds, your best > bet is to use the mozregression script: > http://harthur.github.com/mozregression/ Thanks for the hint, the regression

Self-built JDK has troubles reading jar-files

Hello, I've just tried syncing with master, however my build doesn't seem to be able to handle jar-files - even with a fresh clone of jdk7/jdk or jdk//2d/jdk: [...@localhost linux-i586]$ bin/java -Dsun.java2d.xrender=True -jar /fc8/usr/j.jar Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundErr

Re: Self-built JDK has troubles reading jar-files

Hi Andrew, > Difficult to say from just that.  Have you tried using the freshly > built JDK to build itself?  It's a quick acid test of a new build, and > something IcedTea does by default. I know thats no excuse, but I haven't played a lot with building OpenJDK. I was happy when I found a way to

Build problems on OpenSolaris (ccfe killed)

Hi, For some while now I am trying to build OpenJDK on OpenSolaris. It worked well on 2008.05 after changes that made the system non bootable (installing SUNWtoo made it build, but the system did not boot after this). Because of this and some other problems I experienced I tried OpenSolaris-build

Re: Howto re-compile ony parts?

Hi, > Not sure why you want to override ALT_JDK_IMPORT_PATH. I do not think this > is needed > but i am not sure if it can do any harm. > > I think you may need to set ALT_OUTPUTDIR to > $YOUR_OPENJDK_WS/build/linux-i586. > Otherwise partial make runs from jdk subdirectory will actually use > $YO

Re: Howto re-compile ony parts?

s will need to tell you what the LOWERLEVEL directories > are that you need to build. > > Historically this incremental or selective build can get into trouble, > depends on the LOWERLEVEL you pick. But if you have problems let people > know. > > -kto > > Clemens Eis

Howto re-compile ony parts?

Hello, Is it possible to re-compile only certain parts of the JDK? I would like to only re-compile the native AWT part on Unix, because a whole "make" takes always several minutes :-/ Thank you in advance, lg Clemens

Re: Mercurial repositories offline?

Thanks a lot, its working again :) lg Clemens 2008/4/22, Tim Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Clemens Eisserer wrote: > > > > It looks like the mercurial-servers are down, I only get "500 - > > Internal Server Error". > > > > Thanks for letting us k

Mercurial repositories offline?

Hello, It looks like the mercurial-servers are down, I only get "500 - Internal Server Error". Is this already known and when can I expect it to be fixed? Thanks you in advance, lg Clemens

Recommended GCC version?

Hello, I wonder which version of GCC is recommended for building OpenJDK? 4.3 will probably not work out-of-the-box, should I downgrade to 4.2 or 4.1? Some time ago I developed using the closed java-source, and I had to install gcc-3.3.6 in order to be able to build the motif-stuff, however using