Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 11:12:32 EDT From: "John Daniels" <jmd526@hotmail.com> To: past@netmode.ntua.gr, K.J.Koster@kpn.com Cc: freebsd-java@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Re: OpenJIT install Message-ID: <20000606151232.29525.qmail@hotmail.com>
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Hi:
Thanks for your reply. I just want to clarify some points...
>On Tue, Jun 06, 2000 at 03:14:31AM -0400, John Daniels wrote:
> > Hi:
> > I got the following warning after I did the second gmake while
>installing
> > OpenJIT for native JDK1.2.2 on a 4.0-STABLE machine:
> >
> > /work/build/freebsd/include-old
> > -I/home/johnd/source-jdk1.2.2/work/build/freebsd/include-old/freebsd
> > -I./CClassHeaders -DARCH=\"X86\" -DJDK_VERSION_STRING=\"1.2.2\" -c -o
> > obj/rt-X86.o rt-X86.c
> > rt-X86.c: In function `dispatchJVM':
> > rt-X86.c:1027: warning: passing arg 7 of pointer to function from
> > incompatible pointer type
> > rt-X86.c: In function `OpenJIT_SignalHandler':
> > rt-X86.c:2383: warning: unused variable `ebp'
> > ld -G -o libOpenJIT.so obj/api.o obj/stubs.o obj/jdklink.o obj/rt-X86.o
> > gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/home/johnd/OpenJIT-1.1.12'
>
>It is harmless (or it should be :-).
Glad to hear it!
> > I followed the directions on kjkoster's website.
> >
> > Question: Is there a step missing? After the buildscript is run, the
>next
> > paragraph is "Install and use" but there is no install command (like
>"gmake
> > install"), only an "export PATH..." command.
>
>You should 'gmake install' after building. The page mentions this now
>that I looked.
I do not see a 'gmake install' as part of the instructions on building
the JDK. But there *is* a 'gmake install' as part of the instructions
on building a JIT. (I followed the instructions for adding OpenJIT).
Specifically, the section headings that K.J. Koster uses under "Howto's"
are:
1. Build the Port
Install required ports,
Create Work Directories,
Download JDK source,
Download patches,
Unpack and Apply Patches,
Create Build Script,
Build,
Install and Use <----- NOTE
2. Install a JIT
3. Build for FreeBSD 2.2.8
NOTE: There is no install step under "Install and Use". There would
appear to be three possibilities:
1. The 'gmake release-images' within the build script that is run before
the "Install and Use" section also does an install,
2. the 'gmake install' under "Install a JIT" also installs the JDK,
3. the install step for the JDK is missing.
> > I would like to install PostgreSQL which, as described in an
> > earlier post, installs one of two JDBC drivers, depending on the
> > JDK installed. Has anyone done this (Edward Wolpert?) and/or how
> > can I install the JDK1.2.2 like a port so that it will be detected
> > (my guess: copy the release directory to /usr/local/jdk1.2.2; do
> > something like a pkg_install). Should I have done this before I
> > installed OpenJIT (since OpenJIT asks for the path to the JDK)?
>
>That's right. If you do this before building OpenJIT and modify your
>PATH, OpenJIT should find you native 1.2.2 installation on its own.
Well I have already followed the directions on K.J. Koster's website so my
release JDK is currently under my Home directory at:
$HOME/source-jdk1.2.2/work/build/FreeBSD/jdk-image-i386, and I have already
installed OpenJIT as per the directions.
So, do I have to do any 'deinstall's before coping the directory to
/usr/local/jdk1.2.2? Once I have copied the directory over, do I have to
(re-)install the JDK? (what should I use: gmake install? pkg_install?) do I
have to reinstall OpenJIT? etc.
On an earlier post to the mailing list (two or three weeks ago, I believe)
Greg Lewis responded to someone who was having trouble by saying that an IDE
(I think it was Forte) might need to have the *_g files available. Is this
true and would it mean that I should copy the ../FreeBSD/bin files (which
includes the *_g files) to /usr/local/jdk1.2.2/bin?
Thanks again.
John
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