Yocto Sumo [Was: OpenJDK 8 Segfault on Startup]

Andrew Haley aph at redhat.com
Sat Dec 1 10:43:13 UTC 2018


On 11/26/18 2:22 PM, Attie Grande wrote:
> I've been trying to get OpenJDK 8 running on Linux on an ARM platform,
> using the Yocto Sumo recipes from meta-java [1].

I've never seen this Yocto stuff before.

This is the support matrix:

   +--------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+
   |        | OpenJDK-7/glibc | OpenJDK-8/glibc | OpenJDK-8/musl  |
   +--------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+
   | arm    |       O K       |    int. mode    |    int. mode    |
   +--------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+
   | armv7  |       O K       |       O K       |       O K       |
   +--------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+
   | arm64  |    int. mode    |       O K       |       O K       |
   +--------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+
   | x86    |    int. mode    |       O K       |  build failure  |
   +--------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+
   | x86-64 |    int. mode    |       O K       |       O K       |
   +--------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+
   | ppc    |    int. mode    |  build failure  |  build failure  |
   +--------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+

It's a shame only to have the interpreter on AArch64/jdk7. I guess
they may be building from "official" OpenJDK 7 trees with no AArch64
support. Interpreter only on x86 is even weirder! Still, I guess jdk 7
is mostly irrelevant to new deployments.

-- 
Andrew Haley
Java Platform Lead Engineer
Red Hat UK Ltd. <https://www.redhat.com>
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