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# This shell script builds a vm.def file for the current VM variant.

# The .def file exports vtbl symbols which allow the Serviceability

# Agent to run on Windows. See make/windows/projectfiles/*/vm.def

# for more information.

#

# The script expects to be executed in the directory containing all of

# the object files.

# Note that we currently do not have a way to set HotSpotMksHome in

# the batch build, but so far this has not seemed to be a problem. The

# reason this environment variable is necessary is that it seems that

# Windows truncates very long PATHs when executing shells like MKS's

# sh, and it has been found that sometimes `which sh` fails.

if [ "x$HOTSPOTMKSHOME" != "x" ]; then

 MKS_HOME="$HOTSPOTMKSHOME"

else

 SH=`which sh`

 MKS_HOME=`dirname "$SH"`

fi

echo "EXPORTS" > vm1.def

AWK="$MKS_HOME/awk.exe"

GREP="$MKS_HOME/grep.exe"

SORT="$MKS_HOME/sort.exe"

UNIQ="$MKS_HOME/uniq.exe"

CAT="$MKS_HOME/cat.exe"

RM="$MKS_HOME/rm.exe"

DUMPBIN="link.exe /dump"

$DUMPBIN /symbols *.obj | "$GREP" "??_7.*@@6B@" | "$AWK" '{print $7}' | "$SORT" | "$UNIQ" > vm2.def

"$CAT" vm1.def vm2.def > vm.def

"$RM" -f vm1.def vm2.def