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I think the project is really needed, but I'm not sure it's quite ready yet. The OpenJDK 10 build shows 25 November 2017 as it's build date and is Linux and mac
by ulldma 9y ago
I think the project is really needed, but I'm not sure it's quite ready yet. The OpenJDK 10 build shows 25 November 2017 as it's build date and is Linux and macOS only.
- dudul 9y agoIs it really needed? Maybe I don't understand what it does, but what's the point of downloading openJDK there instead of directly from a package manager?
- giancarlostoro 9y agoI think they mean OpenJDK is needed because it gives us an open source alternative to the proprietary Java or Oracle's JDK.
- Sphax 9y agoThey're different builds. As far as I can tell, the openjdk builds by Debian for example are not and will not be TCK certified (due to a licensing problem if I understood correctly), whereas AdoptOpenJDK claims some builds are certified https://adoptopenjdk.net/support.html https://adoptopenjdk.net/support.html. In my case the certification probably won't matter, we've been running with OpenJDK from debian for a long time without problems, but I'm curious to test the OpenJDK builds that use OpenJ9 to see if it can outperform Hotspot on some workloads.
- karianna 9y agoCorrect, the AdoptOpenJDK builds will pass the TCK as well as other industry test suites. We'll build both OpenJ9 and Hotspot derivatives (and some other esoteric ones as well). We hope to work with the distros to unify the OpenJDK stories there somewhat (but we have a lot of work to do first).