Build OpenJDK8 on Windows

A simple step

1. MinGW + Msys: I have already sorted out the direct decompression can be http://pan.baidu.com/s/1bncptlt

2. OpenJDK8 Source code: Http://pan.baidu.com/s/1eQtKkeQ which includes freetype and an environment bat

If you want to update to the latest JDK8 source, install HG, unzip and run jdk8/src/get_source.sh. This package does not destroy the Hg file

3. Install VS2010 and SP1, no SP1 patch will have link error

4. Modify the Jdk8/hg_env.bat to make the environment variable Hg (mercurial Hg), MINGW, BOOST_STARP_JDK, etc. point to the correct directory. Run Hg_env.bat

5. Running Configure

bash./configure--enable-debug--with-num-cores=4--with-target-bits=64--with-freetype=.. /freetypeIf you are not prompted to find Msvcr100.dll, modify the jdk8\src\common\autoconf\generated-configure.sh and replace "correct_msvcr_arch=x86-64" with "CORR Ect_msvcr_arch=ms "

6. make all

Supplement1. Download a mingw Here, 64-bithttp://ncu.dl.sourceforge.net/project/mingw-w64/Toolchains%20targetting%20Win32/Personal%20Builds/ Mingw-builds/installer/mingw-w64-install.exe download Msys, integrate into MinGWDownload a mingw-get.exe, copy to MinGW bin RunMingw-get.exe Install Msys-zipMingw-get.exe Install Msys-unzipMingw-get.exe Install msys-mktempdownload Cpio.exe, put in Msys2. http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk8/jdk8 here to download a zip package, after decompression run get_source.sh download the latest source, my Baidu Jdk8 package has been downloaded good source, can be used directly.of course, install the mercurial Hg http://mercurial.selenic.com/downloads in advance .2.1 Download Compilation FreeTypeI am using CMake to generate VS2010 project, and then compile release, to noteA. Modify Makelist.txt, add GKFX to Add_library (...), default is static Lib B. Modify a header file, in the macro definition ft_export plus __declspec (dllexport  )

#ifndef
Ft_export
#ifdef
__cplusplus
#define
Ft_export (x) __declspec (dllexport ) extern "C" X
#else
#define
ft_export (x) __declspec (dllexport ) extern x
#endif
#endif
/* ! Ft_export * *

c. Under the FreeType directory

mkdir BUILDCD buildcmake-g "Visual Studio ten Win64". /d. Compile it. Finally, the dll Lib copy to FreeType under the Lib directory, in step 5--with-freetype points to this freetype path
you can refer to Source's readme-builds.html, of course, if the document is completely correct, I will not do this record.