This is good stuff. Back in 2010 I got OpenJDK compiled and running on the
Microsoft Toolchain. I never ran the jtreg tests, but, the binaries
worked for running basic Tomcat but definitely not for trying to run
Eclipse.
These days I am a pretty big fan of MSYS2. In my personal experiences wit
In my personal JDK6/7 experience from a couple years back, the Windows
OpenJDK build environment is an order of magnitude trickier to work thru
than the Linux one.You need outdated versions of lots of tools,
utilities, environments, compilers and operating systems to get it all
right (a single
12/13/2011 01:00 AM, Lussier, Denis wrote:
>
> Hi Kamesh,
>
> OpenSCG presently builds the 32-bit OpenJDK6 Windows binaries and
> installer and we use VS2003.
>
> I haven't had time to get the 64-bit Windows build working,. But... I
> have assembled a working
> (and
Hi Kamesh,
OpenSCG presently builds the 32-bit OpenJDK6 Windows binaries and installer
and we use VS2003.
I haven't had time to get the 64-bit Windows build working,. But... I have
assembled a working
(and properly licensed) virtual machine that I am interested in sharing
with you.
It is Window
I got the same error trying to build iceadtea-1.9. I'm using the latest
version of CentOS trying to do a basic 32-bit build. Can anyone help??
Thanks in Advance
--Luss
incorrect classpath: ''
--
1. ERROR in
/home/user/icedtea6-1.10.1/openjdk-ecj/jdk/src/share/classes/sun/awt/image/Su
My two cents are:
I think this is great. To say the least, it has historically been
challenging and/or non-standard to build OpenJDK (most especially on
Windoze).
I think first impressions when building a project are very important.
People can become quickly enthused (and stay with it to become a
It makes perfect sense to me to remove it from being generated. As part of
building OpenSCG's OpenJDK 6 one-click Win32 installer I've been removing it
at packaging time.
--Luss
http://openscg.org/openjdk
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 7:54 AM, Alan Bateman wrote:
> Dr Andrew John Hughes wrote:
>
>
I too like the idea that the version of OpenJDK that comes pre-built with
your Linux distro is pre-installed and just works. But... I wonder how/if
the Linux Distro's will configure simultaneously with JDK6 & JDK7 when they
are both mainstream.
On Sun, Jan 2, 2011 at 9:28 PM, David Herron wrote:
erences interact to magically determine the best JVM to use.
--Luss
http://openscg.org
On Sun, Jan 2, 2011 at 8:08 PM, Shea Levy wrote:
> Original Message
> Subject: Re: A More FHS-Compliant JDK Install Date: Sun, 02 Jan 2011
> 17:06:44 -0800 From: Shea Levy To: &qu
Hi Shea,
I am sorry for my ignorance, but... why is /opt not an appropriate location
for OpenJDK??
OpenSCG's installer binaries for OpenJDK 6 are built on CentOS 4, install in
a directory under /opt (when installed as root). They seem to work fine in
all the modern Linux Distro's without doing a
I'm pretty sure JDK7 is still similar to building JDK6 on Windoze... To
get you over the hump u could try bootstrapping your build with a recent
Windows JDK7 Proprietary Binary as built by Oracle. This will likely let
you build only the areas you are interested in working on. Note that you
Hi Dhang,
What you have done is consistent with how I got Freetype working in
OpenSCG's OpenJDK6 One-click Win32 installer binaries that are built using
VS2003. As per http://www.freetype.org/patents.html ... enable
FreeType's byte code interpreter when compiling Freetype and you'll
instantly
Aren't the binary plugs still used for vanilla OpenJDK 6 builds that don't
use Iced Tea?? I know I had to set them up in the OpenSCG build farm for
Windoze and Linux, last year when I started with Build 16, and they are
still there but perhaps are unneeded. I also have the
messy/scary/confusing
It a good point especially now that the popularity of OpenJDK is soaring and
more and more ports are being done.
On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 9:15 PM, kevin diggs wrote:
> The section of the page:
>
> http://download.java.net/openjdk/jdk7/
>
> for downloading has a heading that says:
>
> Linux platfo
AFAIK there isa PowerPC version of RHEL and the IcedTea flavor of OpenJDK
likely runs on that.
This is great news!! I know that using a recent version of Freetype,
with hinting turned on, makes a huge difference in the quality of
displayed Fonts in Swing apps for OpenJDK on Windows builds. On
Linux, I'm not sure why, but the font display seems good to me
independant of this.
This is alre
I am very interested in this and NO I haven't figured it out yet. I
presently build a publically available OpenJDK 6 Win32 installer. I'd
love to be able to do a little basic debugging/investigation of a few
issues I see when running Eclipse.
--Denis Lussier
http://openscg.org
On 6/16/10, Pe
I could never get any Swing app to run from my OpenJDK 6 Win32 builds
(check out http://openscg.org) until building Freetype myself with
Visual Studio. Using VS2003 it was as simple as:
- download latest source from freetype.org
- convert older ms project file shipped with freetype source to you
The latest Freetype sources build quite easily on Windoze (at least on
Win32 using VS2003).
On 6/7/10, Kelly O'Hair wrote:
>
> Note that Windows7 is a bit of an unknown to use as far as being a
> build machine, it should work, but in
> general, the formal 32bit builds of jdk7 use older Windows r
Seems to me that several Oracle employees already explicitely and/or
implicitely have apologized... Is there something more you feel they
personally owe u personally?? :-)
On 5/20/10, Raffaello Giulietti wrote:
> Phil,
>
> On 2010-05-19 18:20, Phil Race wrote:
>>> Kelly, to your knowledge, ha
I have to jump thru most all of those same hoops building OpenJDK 6 on
Win2k with VS2003. Note that building on Linux is much easier and the
build takes less than 20% of the time on the same machine. Also, in
my experience the Bootstrap jdk must be 1.6.0 Update 10. I was
originally trying with U
I wouldn't try building OpenJDK 7 with anything other than EXACTLY the
very specific versions recommended in the Build README docs provided.
After much trial and error from last year, we are succesfully and
continually building OpenJDK 6 Win32 binaries available from
http://openscg.org . Note tha
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