Hi Peng,
I would also recommend to use the HotSpot Makefile. I usually only
check out the hotspot/ direcotry and build the gamma launcher from
within the hotspot/make subdirectory. This should complete in less
than 30 Minutes on your hardware. I've described how you can build
only certain parts of
On Feb 7, 2009, at 7:47 PM, Erik Trimble wrote:
Just for reference, here's some comparative data:
Here at Sun, on a dual 2.2Ghz Opteron w/ 4gb of RAM, it takes around
30 minutes to do a build.
Those settings work for my laptop, too. HotSpot (alone) builds in
under 30 minutes. I run JVM
Peng,
Just for reference, here's some comparative data:
Here at Sun, on a dual 2.2Ghz Opteron w/ 4gb of RAM, it takes around 30
minutes to do a build.
The parameters you've set are reasonable, though as Kelly indicated,
just look at the 'hotspot/make/Makefile' to build the VM by itself (that
If all you are working on is hotspot, you should be able to
use the hotspot/make/Makefile alone.
It will build hotspot and copy it into a jdk image for you.
Try 'make help'
-kto
Peng Du wrote:
Hello, guys
Recently, I am working on some slight modifications of Hotspot VM
without touching the
Hello, guys
Recently, I am working on some slight modifications of Hotspot VM without
touching the JDK part. So, I have to compile Hotspot quite frequently.
However, the build is awfully slow on my machine with a Intel 2.4G dual core
CPU, 3G memory, and OpenSUSE11. It takes about 2-3 hours for one
