Status on OpenJDK Build Infrastructure Project
Erik Joelsson
erik.joelsson at oracle.com
Fri Dec 21 02:47:13 PST 2012
Also please see this mail that I just wrote
http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/build-dev/2012-December/007428.html
On 2012-12-21 11:10, Alan Bateman wrote:
> On 20/12/2012 18:29, Kelly O'Hair wrote:
>> :
>>
>> sjavac is not and has not been a hard requirement for the build-infra
>> cutover, sjavac status questions should be sent to
>> to the langtools group. The use of sjavac is a configuration option,
>> defaulted to off right now.
>> Once it is working well, we are prepared to change our default
>> configuration to use it, but we have to limit the complications
>> here before the cutover, and sjavac is a complication.
>> Developers can configure to use sjavac on their own, so we are not
>> preventing it's use.
>>
>> This cutover is being done around RE's needs, and we are purposely
>> not addressing all the developer issues before
>> the cutover. I know this is not ideal, but the pressure to get this
>> in and made the default is tremendous.
>> We are the key log in a logjam of projects coming into M6.
>>
>> I apologize in advance to the existing developers doing partial
>> builds, and I know how this will complicate their lives,
>> at least for a short time.
>> Certainly, for a short period of time, the old makefiles still exist,
>> so we have time after M6 to work some of these issues out.
>>
>> I'm fully expecting horrible poems to be written about me on the
>> walls of the bathroom stalls after this. :^(
>>
>> -kto
> For the record then I think that incremental build performance is much
> higher priority than the performance of a full build. I say this
> because full builds likely be relatively rare. Anyway my concerns
> about the incremental build might be mute now as I see that the sjavac
> work has just been funded and targeted to M6.
>
> -Alan.
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