jdk7 b111

2010-09-24 Thread David Dabbs
I see that the jdk7 source snapshots page shows b111 while the binary page b110. Does this mean that the binaries are not yet complete, or that the binaries page is simply not yet updated? Also, the change list only contains the one issue. Is that in order to not mix compiler/build changes with cod

RE: Visual Studio 2010

2010-05-19 Thread David Dabbs
FWIW, Windows 7 "Enterprise" is supposed to ship with Microsoft's Unix compatibility bits, so conceivably no MKS or Cygwin would be required. David -Original Message- From: build-dev-boun...@openjdk.java.net [mailto:build-dev-boun...@openjdk.java.net] On Behalf Of Erik Trimble Sent: We

RE: JDK build questions

2010-04-16 Thread David Dabbs
> Subject: Re: JDK build questions > > On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 10:24, David Dabbs wrote: > > > > On the premise that building my own binaries could yield performance > > improvements versus the Sun(Oracle)-provided binaries I've decided to > > tinker with bu

JDK build questions

2010-04-16 Thread David Dabbs
nce differences versus the Sun(Oracle)-provided binary to justify the effort? * I have recently been tinkering with Intel's memory allocator and TCMalloc, etc. Would compiling with these be expected to a) even work and b) yield perf improvements worth the effort. Thank you, David Dabbs