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REM  

REM

REM This is the interactive build setup script (as opposed to the batch

REM build execution script). It creates $HotSpotBuildSpace if necessary,

REM copies the appropriate files out of $HotSpotWorkSpace into it, and

REM builds and runs ProjectCreator in it. This has the side-effect of creating

REM the vm.vcproj file in the buildspace, which is then used in Visual C++.

REM

REM Since we don't have uname and we could be cross-compiling,

REM Use the compiler to determine which ARCH we are building

REM 

REM Note: Running this batch file from the Windows command shell requires

REM that "grep" be accessible on the PATH. An MKS install does this.

REM 

cl 2>NUL >NUL

if %errorlevel% == 0 goto nexttest

echo Make sure cl.exe is in your PATH before running this script.

goto end

:nexttest

grep -V 2>NUL >NUL

if %errorlevel% == 0 goto testit

echo Make sure grep.exe is in your PATH before running this script. Either cygwin or MKS should work.

goto end

:testit

cl 2>&1 | grep "IA-64" >NUL

if %errorlevel% == 0 goto isia64

cl 2>&1 | grep "AMD64" >NUL

if %errorlevel% == 0 goto amd64

set ARCH=x86

set BUILDARCH=i486

set Platform_arch=x86

set Platform_arch_model=x86_32

goto done

:amd64

set ARCH=x86

set BUILDARCH=amd64

set Platform_arch=x86

set Platform_arch_model=x86_64

goto done

:isia64

set ARCH=ia64

set BUILDARCH=ia64

set Platform_arch=ia64

set Platform_arch_model=ia64

:done

setlocal

if "%1" == "" goto usage

if not "%2" == "" goto usage

REM Set HotSpotWorkSpace to the directy two steps above this script

for %%i in ("%~dp0..") do ( set HotSpotWorkSpace=%%~dpi)

set HotSpotBuildRoot=%HotSpotWorkSpace%build

set HotSpotBuildSpace=%HotSpotBuildRoot%\vs

set HotSpotJDKDist=%1

REM figure out MSC version

for /F %%i in ('sh %HotSpotWorkSpace%/make/windows/get_msc_ver.sh') do set %%i

echo **************************************************************

set ProjectFile=jvm.vcproj

if "%MSC_VER%" == "1200" (

set ProjectFile=jvm.dsp

echo Will generate VC6 project {unsupported}

) else (

if "%MSC_VER%" == "1400" (

echo Will generate VC8 {Visual Studio 2005}

) else (

if "%MSC_VER%" == "1500" (

echo Will generate VC9 {Visual Studio 2008}

) else (

if "%MSC_VER%" == "1600" (

echo Detected Visual Studio 2010, but

echo will generate VC9 {Visual Studio 2008}

echo Use conversion wizard in VS 2010.

) else (

echo Will generate VC7 project {Visual Studio 2003 .NET}

)

)

)

)

echo                            %ProjectFile%

echo **************************************************************

REM Test all variables to see whether the directories they

REM reference exist

if exist %HotSpotWorkSpace% goto test1

echo Error: directory pointed to by HotSpotWorkSpace

echo does not exist, or the variable is not set.

echo.

goto usage

:test1

if exist %HotSpotBuildSpace% goto test2

if not "%HotSpotBuildSpace%" == "" mkdir %HotSpotBuildSpace%

if exist %HotSpotBuildSpace% goto test2

echo Error: directory pointed to by HotSpotBuildSpace

echo does not exist, or the variable is not set.

echo.

goto usage

:test2

if exist %HotSpotJDKDist% goto test3

echo Error: directory pointed to by %HotSpotJDKDist%

echo does not exist, or the variable is not set.

echo.

goto usage

:test3

if not "%HOTSPOTMKSHOME%" == "" goto makedir

if exist c:\cygwin\bin set HOTSPOTMKSHOME=c:\cygwin\bin

if not "%HOTSPOTMKSHOME%" == "" goto makedir

echo Warning: please set variable HOTSPOTMKSHOME to place where 

echo          your MKS/Cygwin installation is

echo.

goto usage

:makedir

echo NOTE: Using the following settings:

echo   HotSpotWorkSpace=%HotSpotWorkSpace%

echo   HotSpotBuildSpace=%HotSpotBuildSpace%

echo   HotSpotJDKDist=%HotSpotJDKDist%

REM This is now safe to do.

:copyfiles

for /D %%i in (compiler1, compiler2, tiered, core, kernel) do (

if NOT EXIST %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\generated mkdir %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\generated

copy %HotSpotWorkSpace%\make\windows\projectfiles\%%i\* %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\generated > NUL

)

REM force regneration of ProjectFile

if exist %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%ProjectFile% del %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%ProjectFile%

for /D %%i in (compiler1, compiler2, tiered, core, kernel) do (

echo -- %%i --

echo # Generated file!                                                        >    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo # Changing a variable below and then deleting %ProjectFile% will cause  >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo # %ProjectFile% to be regenerated with the new values.  Changing the    >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo # version requires rerunning create.bat.                                >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo.                                      >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo Variant=%%i			   >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo WorkSpace=%HotSpotWorkSpace%   	   >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo HOTSPOTWORKSPACE=%HotSpotWorkSpace%   >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo HOTSPOTBUILDROOT=%HotSpotBuildRoot%   >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo HOTSPOTBUILDSPACE=%HotSpotBuildSpace% >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo HOTSPOTJDKDIST=%HotSpotJDKDist%       >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo ARCH=%ARCH%                           >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo BUILDARCH=%BUILDARCH%                 >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo Platform_arch=%Platform_arch%         >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

echo Platform_arch_model=%Platform_arch_model% >>    %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\local.make

for /D %%j in (debug, fastdebug, product) do (

if NOT EXIST %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\%%j mkdir %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\%%j

)

pushd %HotSpotBuildSpace%\%%i\generated

nmake /nologo

popd

)

pushd %HotSpotBuildRoot%

REM It doesn't matter which variant we use here, "compiler1" is as good as any of the others - we need the common variables

nmake /nologo /F %HotSpotWorkSpace%/make/windows/projectfiles/common/Makefile LOCAL_MAKE=%HotSpotBuildSpace%\compiler1\local.make %HotSpotBuildRoot%/%ProjectFile%

popd

goto end

:usage

echo Usage: create HotSpotJDKDist

echo.

echo This is the VS build setup script (as opposed to the batch

echo build execution script). It creates a build directory if necessary,

echo copies the appropriate files out of the workspace into it, and

echo builds and runs ProjectCreator in it. This has the side-effect of creating

echo the %ProjectFile% file in the build space, which is then used in Visual C++.

echo.

echo The HotSpotJDKDist defines the JDK that should be used when running the JVM.

echo Environment variable FORCE_MSC_VER allows to override MSVC version autodetection.

echo.

echo NOTE that it is now NOT safe to modify any of the files in the build

echo space, since they may be overwritten whenever this script is run or

echo nmake is run in that directory.

:end

endlocal