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Bug
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Resolution: Not an Issue
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P4
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9
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generic
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generic
adlc is a tool that gets compiled and executed on the build host during a hotspot build. Presently it acquires the CFLAG/CXXFLAG values that are setup for compiling actual hotspot files for a target architecture. MOst of those flags are completely meaningless for the adlc build and not needed, further when cross-compiling those flags may be specific to the target architecture and would cause a build failure if used with adlc.
In 7200065 an initial workaround for this was put in place, by removing the most problmeatic flag ($ARCHFLAG) from the adlc compilation options. But the real fix is to use only those flags actually needed by adlc.
In 7200065 an initial workaround for this was put in place, by removing the most problmeatic flag ($ARCHFLAG) from the adlc compilation options. But the real fix is to use only those flags actually needed by adlc.
- relates to
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JDK-7200065 Cross-compilation changes to support the new-build
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- Resolved
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