OS and architecture names are used in system properties, JMOD files (ModuleTarget class file attributes) and JDK bundle names.
OS names
System property: "Linux", "Mac OS X", "SunOS", "Windows .*"
JMOD file: "linux", "macos", "solaris", "windows"
Bundle: "linux", "osx", "solaris", "windows"
Architecture names
System property: "i386" (linux), "x86" (windows), "amd64" (linux & windows), "x86_64" (macos), "sparcv9", "arm", "aarch64"
JMOD file: "x86", "amd64", "sparcv9", "arm", "aarch64"
Bundle: "x86", "x64", "sparcv9", "arm32", "arm64"
These names should be revisited for consistency. See [1] for the discussion.
[1] http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/jigsaw-dev/2017-April/011985.html
OS names
System property: "Linux", "Mac OS X", "SunOS", "Windows .*"
JMOD file: "linux", "macos", "solaris", "windows"
Bundle: "linux", "osx", "solaris", "windows"
Architecture names
System property: "i386" (linux), "x86" (windows), "amd64" (linux & windows), "x86_64" (macos), "sparcv9", "arm", "aarch64"
JMOD file: "x86", "amd64", "sparcv9", "arm", "aarch64"
Bundle: "x86", "x64", "sparcv9", "arm32", "arm64"
These names should be revisited for consistency. See [1] for the discussion.
[1] http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/jigsaw-dev/2017-April/011985.html
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JDK-8179481 JAVA_VERSION, JAVA_FULL_VERSION confusion in release file
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JDK-8179563 Revisit the properties in the release file generated by jlink
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