637 # .so version and not the .a or .so that came with the compilers. |
637 # .so version and not the .a or .so that came with the compilers. |
638 # With the newer compilers this could probably change back to -lCrun but |
638 # With the newer compilers this could probably change back to -lCrun but |
639 # in general this is ok to continue to do. |
639 # in general this is ok to continue to do. |
640 LIBCXX = /usr/lib$(ISA_DIR)/libCrun.so.1 |
640 LIBCXX = /usr/lib$(ISA_DIR)/libCrun.so.1 |
641 |
641 |
642 # Math Library (libm.so), do not use -lm. |
642 # JDK now requires Solaris 10, so pick up libm.so.2 |
643 # There might be two versions of libm.so on the build system: |
643 LIBM = /usr/lib$(ISA_DIR)/libm.so.2 |
644 # libm.so.1 and libm.so.2, and we want libm.so.1. |
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645 # Depending on the Solaris release being used to build with, |
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646 # /usr/lib/libm.so could point at a libm.so.2, so we are |
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647 # explicit here so that the libjvm.so you have built will work on an |
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648 # older Solaris release that might not have libm.so.2. |
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649 # This is a critical factor in allowing builds on Solaris 10 or newer |
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650 # to run on Solaris 8 or 9. |
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651 # |
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652 # Note: Historically there was also a problem picking up a static version |
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653 # of libm.a from the compiler area, but that problem has gone away |
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654 # with the newer compilers. Use of libm.a would cause .so bloat. |
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655 # |
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656 LIBM = /usr/lib$(ISA_DIR)/libm.so.1 |
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657 |
644 |
658 # Socket library |
645 # Socket library |
659 LIBSOCKET = -lsocket |
646 LIBSOCKET = -lsocket |
660 |
647 |
661 # GLOBAL_KPIC: If set means all libraries are PIC, position independent code |
648 # GLOBAL_KPIC: If set means all libraries are PIC, position independent code |