battleblow / openjdk-jdk11u

BSD port of OpenJDK 11
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port to FreeBSD armv6/7 #103

Closed MikaelUrankar closed 3 years ago

battleblow commented 3 years ago

What I'd like to also see with this, now that we've resolved the frame ugliness, is either a volunteer to help maintain this or instructions on how I can at least test compile this going forward. I currently test amd64 regularly and aarch64 and ppc64 every so often, but I don't have a way to test arm32 right now.

Also, is someone prepared to forward port this, at least to the current repo?

MikaelUrankar commented 3 years ago

What I'd like to also see with this, now that we've resolved the frame ugliness, is either a volunteer to help maintain this or instructions on how I can at least test compile this going forward. I currently test amd64 regularly and aarch64 and ppc64 every so often, but I don't have a way to test arm32 right now.

I can maintain it.

Also, is someone prepared to forward port this, at least to the current repo?

Do you mean porting to jdk12, jdk13 etc? I can do it.

battleblow commented 3 years ago

What I'd like to also see with this, now that we've resolved the frame ugliness, is either a volunteer to help maintain this or instructions on how I can at least test compile this going forward. I currently test amd64 regularly and aarch64 and ppc64 every so often, but I don't have a way to test arm32 right now.

I can maintain it.

Thanks! I will do a basic merge when there are changes to the Linux version. That mostly works well, but there are times that doesn't work out perfectly. So periodically test compiling it is great.

Also, is someone prepared to forward port this, at least to the current repo?

Do you mean porting to jdk12, jdk13 etc? I can do it.

I mostly mean to the jdk repo. That is the current head of development and will at this point be what becomes jdk17. I'll leave it up to you whether you want to target all the intermediate releases (jdk12, jdk13, etc.) as well, but I don't know that they are getting a lot of use.

MikaelUrankar commented 3 years ago

Thanks a lot for the review. It can wait the next openjdk release.