source: trunk/openjdk/jdk/test/tools/launcher/Makefile.SolarisRunpath

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# This is a not quite automated Makefile to generate the Solaris
# binaries used for the SolarisRunpath.sh test.  First,
# libraryCaller.java program must be compiled.  Next, javah is called
# on the class file to generate the needed header file for the jni
# code.  Then, 2 Solaris executables are generated in separate
# directories, a default one meant to be pointed to by LD_LIBRARY_PATH
# (this function returns 0) and another one for the data model
# specific LD_LIBRARY_PATH (this function returns the size of integers
# in the data model, 32 or 64).  A better makefile would run, say
# isainfo -v, and generated binaries for all supported data models.
# To do this a mapping would be needed from data models to
# architecture dependent compiler options; e.g. 64 bit on sparc =>
# -xarch=v9.  Also, the settings for JINCLUDE, JAVAC, and JAVAH should
# come from the current build.  The C compiler should be the one
# approved for the build.  To be extra safe, the binaries should be
# generated on the oldest Solaris release supported by the current
# Java build.

# Include directory in JRE or JDK install; e.g.
JINCLUDE=/java/re/jdk/1.4.1/latest/binaries/solaris-sparc/include

# Path to javac executable; e.g.
JAVAC=/java/re/jdk/1.4.1/promoted/fcs/b21/binaries/solaris-sparc/bin/javac

# Path to javah executable; e.g.
JAVAH=/java/re/jdk/1.4.1/promoted/fcs/b21/binaries/solaris-sparc/bin/javah

# Path to C compiler; e.g.
CC=/java/devtools/sparc/SUNWspro/SC6.1/bin/cc


ARCH=`uname -p`

# 32-bit Solaris Options
DM=32
# Default architecture is fine for both sparc and x86 32-bit builds
OPTIONS=

# 64-bit Solaris Options
#DM=64
#OPTIONS=-xarch=v9


all: libraryCaller.java libraryCaller.c
        $(JAVAC) libraryCaller.java;                                    \
        $(JAVAH) libraryCaller;                                         \
        $(CC) -G -I$(JINCLUDE) -I$(JINCLUDE)/solaris -DRETURN_VALUE=0   \
                $(OPTIONS) libraryCaller.c                              \
                -o lib/$(ARCH)/lib$(DM)/liblibrary.so;                  \
        $(CC) -G -I$(JINCLUDE) -I$(JINCLUDE)/solaris -DRETURN_VALUE=$(DM)\
                $(OPTIONS) libraryCaller.c                              \
                -o lib/$(ARCH)/lib$(DM)/lib$(DM)/liblibrary.so;