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8316532: Native library copying in BuildMicrobenchmark.gmk cause dups on macOS #15824
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👋 Welcome back erikj! A progress list of the required criteria for merging this PR into |
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Does this change the actual path where the lib*.dylib files end up? If so, do we need any changes to the runtime configuration of the micros to get them to properly pick up the libs? |
No, they end up in the same place ( |
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Sounds good, then!
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Thanks for fixing this!
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Going to push as commit 3461c7b.
Your commit was automatically rebased without conflicts. |
After JDK-8253620, BuildMicrobenchmark.gmk has started printing warnings about overriding targets on macos. This is caused by a CopyFiles using the
FLATTENoption in combination with debug symbols on macos having the same filename as the dylib itself.In this fix, I'm changing the CopyFiles to no longer flatten the file structure. I'm also filtering the list of files to be copied to only include files from the native output
libdir. This avoids having any files from the support dir (e.g. dependency *.d files) from being copied into the test image. The resulting native directory in the test-image ends up having all native libraries in it, with debug symbols in their respective *.dSYM sub-directories, as expected.Progress
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