make/jprt.properties

Tue, 22 Jan 2013 21:02:06 -0800

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Tue, 22 Jan 2013 21:02:06 -0800
changeset 595
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8003680: JSR 310 Date/Time API
Summary: Integration of JSR310 Date/Time API for M6
Reviewed-by: alanb, naoto, dholmes
Contributed-by: scolebourne@joda.org, roger.riggs@oracle.com, richard.warburton@gmail.com, misterm@gmail.com

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    26 # Properties for jprt
    28 # Locked down to jdk8
    29 jprt.tools.default.release=jdk8
    31 # Unix toolkit to use for building on windows
    32 jprt.windows.jdk8.build.unix.toolkit=cygwin
    34 # The different build flavors we want, we override here so we just get these 2
    35 jprt.build.flavors=product,fastdebug
    37 # Standard list of jprt build targets for this source tree
    38 jprt.build.targets= 						\
    39     solaris_sparc_5.10-{product|fastdebug}, 			\
    40     solaris_sparcv9_5.10-{product|fastdebug}, 			\
    41     solaris_i586_5.10-{product|fastdebug}, 			\
    42     solaris_x64_5.10-{product|fastdebug}, 			\
    43     linux_i586_2.6-{product|fastdebug}, 			\
    44     linux_x64_2.6-{product|fastdebug}, 				\
    45     macosx_x64_10.7-{product|fastdebug}, 			\
    46     windows_i586_5.1-{product|fastdebug}, 			\
    47     windows_x64_5.2-{product|fastdebug}
    49 # User can select the test set with jprt submit "-testset name" option
    50 jprt.my.test.set=${jprt.test.set}
    52 # Test target list (no fastdebug & limited c2 testing)
    53 jprt.my.test.target.set= \
    54     solaris_sparc_5.10-product-c1-TESTNAME, 			\
    55     solaris_sparcv9_5.10-product-c2-TESTNAME, 			\
    56     solaris_i586_5.10-product-c1-TESTNAME, 			\
    57     solaris_x64_5.10-product-c2-TESTNAME, 			\
    58     linux_i586_2.6-product-{c1|c2}-TESTNAME, 			\
    59     linux_x64_2.6-product-c2-TESTNAME, 				\
    60     macosx_x64_10.7-product-c2-TESTNAME, 			\
    61     windows_i586_5.1-product-c1-TESTNAME, 			\
    62     windows_x64_5.2-product-c2-TESTNAME
    64 # Default vm test targets (testset=default)
    65 jprt.vm.default.test.targets=              			\
    66     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jvm98},			\
    67     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=scimark}
    69 # Default jdk test targets (testset=default)
    70 jprt.make.rule.default.test.targets=				\
    71     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=langtools_jtreg},        \
    72     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_lang},               \
    73     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_math}
    75 # Default vm test targets (testset=core)
    76 jprt.vm.core.test.targets=                                      \
    77     ${jprt.vm.default.test.targets}
    79 # Core jdk test targets (testset=core)
    80 jprt.make.rule.core.test.targets=                               \
    81     ${jprt.make.rule.default.test.targets},                     \
    82     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_util},               \
    83     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_io},			\
    84     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_net},		\
    85     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_nio},		\
    86     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_security1},		\
    87     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_security2},          \
    88     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_security3},          \
    89     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_rmi},                \
    90     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_management},         \
    91     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_jmx},                \
    92     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_text},		\
    93     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_tools},              \
    94     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_jfr},                \
    95     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_time},               \
    96     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_other}
    98 # All vm test targets (testset=all)
    99 jprt.vm.all.test.targets=    					\
   100     ${jprt.vm.default.test.targets}, 				\
   101     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=runThese},		\
   102     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jbb_default}
   104 # All jdk test targets (testset=all)
   105 jprt.make.rule.all.test.targets=    				\
   106     ${jprt.make.rule.core.test.targets}, 			\
   107     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_awt},		\
   108     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_beans1},             \
   109     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_beans2},		\
   110     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_beans3},		\
   111     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_jdi},                \
   112     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_sound},		\
   113     ${jprt.my.test.target.set:TESTNAME=jdk_swing}
   115 # JCK test targets in test/Makefile (no windows)
   116 jprt.my.jck.test.target.set=					\
   117     solaris_sparc_5.10-product-c1-JCK7TESTRULE, 		\
   118     solaris_sparcv9_5.10-product-c2-JCK7TESTRULE, 		\
   119     solaris_i586_5.10-product-c1-JCK7TESTRULE, 			\
   120     solaris_x64_5.10-product-c2-JCK7TESTRULE, 			\
   121     linux_i586_2.6-product-c1-JCK7TESTRULE, 			\
   122     linux_x64_2.6-product-c2-JCK7TESTRULE
   124 # JCK testset targets (e.g. jprt submit -testset jck ... )
   125 jprt.make.rule.jck.test.targets=				\
   126     ${jprt.my.jck.test.target.set:JCK7TESTRULE=jck7devtools},   \
   127     ${jprt.my.jck.test.target.set:JCK7TESTRULE=jck7runtime},    \
   128     ${jprt.my.jck.test.target.set:JCK7TESTRULE=jck7compiler}
   130 # Select list to use (allow for testset to be empty too)
   131 jprt.make.rule..test.targets=${jprt.make.rule.default.test.targets}
   132 jprt.make.rule.test.targets=${jprt.make.rule.${jprt.my.test.set}.test.targets}
   133 jprt.vm..test.targets=${jprt.vm.default.test.targets}
   134 jprt.test.targets=${jprt.vm.${jprt.my.test.set}.test.targets}
   136 # Directories to be excluded from the source bundles
   137 jprt.bundle.exclude.src.dirs=build dist webrev

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