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#

#  Generate the reorder data for hotspot.

#

#  Usage:

#

#	sh  reorder.sh  <test_sdk_workspace>  <test_sdk>  <jbb_dir>

#

#	<test_sdk_workspace> is a *built* SDK workspace which contains the

#	reordering tools for the SDK.  This script relies on lib_mcount.so

#	from this workspace.

#

#	<test_sdk> is a working SDK which you can use to run the profiled

#	JVMs in to collect data.  You must be able to write to this SDK.

#

#	<jbb_dir> is a directory containing JBB test jar files and properties

#	which will be used to run the JBB test to provide reordering data

#	for the server VM.

#

#	Profiled builds of the VM are needed (before running this script),

#	build with PROFILE_PRODUCT=1:

#

#		gnumake profiled1 profiled PROFILE_PRODUCT=1

#

#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

test_setup() {

  #   $1 = "client"  or  "server"

  #   $2 = name of reorder file to be generated.

  echo ""

  echo "TEST_SETUP  $1  $2"

  echo ""

  ( cd $sdk_ws/make/tools/reorder ; gnumake $libreldir/$arch5/libmcount.so )

  if [ "${arch3}" = "i386" ] ; then

	# On Solaris/x86 we need to remove the symbol _mcount from the command

	( cd $sdk_ws/make/tools/reorder ; \

	    gnumake $libreldir/$arch5/remove_mcount )

	echo Remove _mcount from java command.

	$libabsdir/$arch5/remove_mcount $jre/bin/java

  fi

  ( cd $sdk_ws/make/tools/reorder ; gnumake tool_classes )

  ( cd $sdk_ws/make/tools/reorder ; gnumake test_classes )

  tests="Null Exit Hello Sleep IntToString \

	 LoadToolkit LoadFrame LoadJFrame JHello"

  swingset=$sdk/demo/jfc/SwingSet2/SwingSet2.jar

  java=$jre/bin/java

  if [ "X$LP64" != "X" ] ; then

    testjava="$jre/bin/${arch3}/java"

  else

    testjava="$jre/bin/java"

  fi

  mcount=$libabsdir/$arch5/libmcount.so

  if [ ! -x $mcount ] ; then

    echo $mcount is missing!

    exit 1

  fi

  if [ "X$1" = "client" ] ; then

    if [ "X$NO_SHARING" = "X" ] ; then

      echo "Dumping shared file."

      LD_PRELOAD=$mcount \

      JDK_ALTERNATE_VM=jvm_profiled \

  	    $testjava -Xshare:dump -Xint -XX:PermSize=16m -version 2> /dev/null

      shared_client="-Xshare:on"

      echo "Shared file dump completed."

    else

      shared_client="-Xshare:off"

      echo "NO_SHARING defined, not using sharing."

    fi

  else

    echo "Server:  no sharing" 

    shared_server="-Xshare:off"

  fi

  testpath=$libabsdir/classes

  reorder_file=$2

  rm -f ${reorder_file}

  rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp2

  rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp1

  echo "data = R0x2000;"				> ${reorder_file}

  echo "text = LOAD ?RXO;"				>> ${reorder_file}

  echo ""						>>  ${reorder_file}

  echo ""						>>  ${reorder_file}

}

#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

test_client() {

  # Run each of a set of tests, extract the methods called,

  # append the new functions to the reorder list.

  #   $1 = "client"  or  "server"

  #   $2 = name of reorder file to be generated.

  echo "TEST_CLIENT $1 $2."

  test_setup $1 $2

  echo "TEST_CLIENT $1 $2."

  for f in $tests ; do

    echo Running test $f.

    rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp1

    echo "# Test $f" >> ${reorder_file}

    echo "Using LD_PRELOAD=$mcount"

    echo $testjava ${shared_client} -classpath $testpath $f

    LD_PRELOAD=$mcount \

    JDK_ALTERNATE_VM=jvm_profiled \

	    $testjava ${shared_client} -classpath $testpath $f 2> ${reorder_file}_tmp1

    echo "Done."

    sed -n -e '/^text:/p' ${reorder_file}_tmp1 > ${reorder_file}_tmp2

    sed -e '/^text:/d' ${reorder_file}_tmp1

    LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$lib/server \

    $java -classpath $testpath Combine ${reorder_file} \

	${reorder_file}_tmp2 \

        > ${reorder_file}_tmp3

    mv ${reorder_file}_tmp3 ${reorder_file}

    rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp2

    rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp1

  done

  # Run SwingSet, extract the methods called,

  # append the new functions to the reorder list.

  echo "# SwingSet" >> ${reorder_file}

  echo ""

  echo ""

  echo "When SwingSet has finished drawing, " \

       "you may terminate it (with your mouse)."

  echo "Otherwise, it should be automatically terminated in 3 minutes."

  echo ""

  echo ""

  echo "Using LD_PRELOAD=$mcount, JDK_ALTERNATE=jvm_profiled."

  echo $testjava ${shared_client} -classpath $testpath MaxTime $swingset 60

  LD_PRELOAD=$mcount \

  JDK_ALTERNATE_VM=jvm_profiled \

	  $testjava ${shared_client} -classpath $testpath MaxTime \

		$swingset 60 2> ${reorder_file}_tmp1 

  sed -n -e '/^text:/p' ${reorder_file}_tmp1 > ${reorder_file}_tmp2

  LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$lib/server \

  $java -server -classpath $testpath Combine ${reorder_file} ${reorder_file}_tmp2  \

      > ${reorder_file}_tmp3

  echo mv ${reorder_file}_tmp3 ${reorder_file}

  mv ${reorder_file}_tmp3 ${reorder_file}

  echo rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp2

  rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp2

  echo rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp1

  rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp1

}

#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

test_server() {

  # Run the JBB script, collecting data on the way.

  #   $1 = "client"  or  "server"

  #   $2 = name of reorder file to be generated.

  echo "TEST_SERVER $1 $2."

  test_setup $1 $2

  echo "TEST_SERVER $1 $2."

  echo Running JBB.

  rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp1

  rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp2

  heap=200m

  CLASSPATH=jbb.jar:jbb_no_precompile.jar:check.jar:reporter.jar

    ( cd $jbb_dir; LD_PRELOAD=$mcount MCOUNT_ORDER_BY_COUNT=1 \

        JDK_ALTERNATE_VM=jvm_profiled \

        $testjava ${shared_server} -classpath $CLASSPATH -Xms${heap} -Xmx${heap} \

	spec.jbb.JBBmain -propfile SPECjbb.props ) 2> ${reorder_file}_tmp1

  sed -n -e '/^text:/p' ${reorder_file}_tmp1 > ${reorder_file}_tmp2

  sed -e '/^text:/d' ${reorder_file}_tmp1

  cat ${reorder_file}_tmp2		>> ${reorder_file}

  rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp2

  rm -f ${reorder_file}_tmp1

}

#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

# Rename the old VMs, copy the new in, run the test, and put the

# old one back.

copy_and_test() {

  #   $1 = "client"  or  "server"

  #   $2 = name of reorder file to be generated.

  #   $3 = profiled jvm to copy in

  echo "COPY_AND_TEST ($1, $2, $3)."

  #   $2 = name of reorder file to be generated.

  #   $3 = profiled jvm to copy in

  rm -rf $lib/jvm_profiled

  mkdir $lib/jvm_profiled

  cp $3 $lib/jvm_profiled

  test_$1 $1 $2

  rm -rf $lib/jvm_profiled

}

#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

# Check arguments:

if [ $# != 3 ] ; then

  echo ""

  echo "Usage:"

  echo "   sh  reorder.sh  <test_sdk_workspace>  <test_sdk>  <jbb_dir>"

  echo ""

  exit 1

fi

sdk_ws=$1

if [ ! -r $sdk_ws/make/tools/reorder/Makefile ] ; then

  echo ""

  echo "test workspace "$sdk_ws" does not contain the reordering tools."

  echo ""

  exit 1

fi

sdk=$2

jre=$sdk/jre

# Set up architecture names as needed by various components.

# Why couldn't we just use x86 for everything?

# Arch name as used in JRE runtime	(eg. i386):

#   .../jre/lib/${arch3}/server

arch3=`uname -p`

# Arch name as used in Hotspot build:	(eg. i486)

arch4=$arch3

# Arch name as used in SDK build	(eg. i586):

arch5=$arch3

# Tweak for 64-bit sparc builds.  At least they all agree.

if [ $arch3 = sparc -a "X$LP64" != "X" ] ; then

  arch3=sparcv9

  arch4=sparcv9

  arch5=sparcv9

fi

# Tweak for 64-bit i386 == amd64 builds.  At least they all agree.

if [ $arch3 = i386 -a "X$LP64" != "X" ] ; then

  arch3=amd64

  arch4=amd64

  arch5=amd64

fi

# Tweak for x86 builds. All different.

if [ $arch3 = i386 ] ; then

  arch4=i486

  arch5=i586

fi

lib=$jre/lib/$arch3

if [ ! -r $jre/lib/rt.jar ] ; then

  echo ""

  echo "test SDK "$sdk" is not a suitable SDK."

  echo ""

  exit 1

fi

jbb_dir=$3

if [ ! -r $jbb_dir/jbb.jar ] ; then

  echo ""

  echo "jbb.jar not present in $jbb_dir"

  echo ""

  exit 1

fi

# Were profiled VMs built?

if [ "X$LP64" != "X" ] ; then

  if [ ! -r solaris_${arch4}_compiler2/profiled/libjvm.so ] ; then

    echo ""

    echo "Profiled builds of compiler2 are needed first."

    echo ' -- build with  "make profiled PROFILE_PRODUCT=1" -- '

    echo "<solaris_${arch4}_compiler2/profiled/libjvm.so>"

    exit 1

  fi

else

  if [    ! -r solaris_${arch4}_compiler1/profiled/libjvm.so  \

       -o ! -r solaris_${arch4}_compiler2/profiled/libjvm.so ] ; then

    echo ""

    echo "Profiled builds of compiler1 and compiler2 are needed first."

    echo ' -- build with  "make profiled{,1} PROFILE_PRODUCT=1" -- '

    exit 1

  fi

fi

# Compiler1 - not supported in 64-bit (b69 java launcher rejects it).

if [ "X$LP64" = "X" ] ; then

  #gnumake profiled1

  echo Using profiled client VM.

  echo

  copy_and_test client \

                reorder_COMPILER1_$arch4 \

                solaris_${arch4}_compiler1/profiled/libjvm.so

fi

#gnumake profiled

echo Using profiled server VM.

echo

copy_and_test server \

              reorder_COMPILER2_$arch4 \

              solaris_${arch4}_compiler2/profiled/libjvm.so