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API >= 24, use Context.MODE_PRIVATE for temp cache
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'long double' than regular x86_32_unix
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make/lib/gluegen-cpptask-android-<abi>.xml and scripts
All aligned now
- gluegen-cpptasks-android-aarch64.xml
- gluegen-cpptasks-android-armv6.xml (this has ld flag --no-undefined disabled, due to internal missing symbols)
- gluegen-cpptasks-android-x86.xml
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back into Java
The generated JNI code JVMUtil_NewDirectByteBufferCopy(..)
calls Buffers.newDirectByteBuffer(..) and potential exceptions should be checked.
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UnsafeUtil
UnsafeUtil centralizes the workarounds (hack) of certain Java>=9
modularization encapsulation pitfalls,
where no exports have been defined. The last resort.
1) Buffers utilizes UnsafeUtil for Java>=9 invokeCleaner.
2) To gain access for certain methods + fields w/o 'illegal access warnings',
we have to temporarily disable the IllegalAccessLogger.
Hence we provide a method 'T doWithoutIllegalAccessLogger(..<T> action)'
for our essential module access under Java >= 9.
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@SupportedSourceVersion back to 11
Behold, the issue as documented at commit 2d89df89453c099d4e357aa17eae88efcf1d1b70,
one build machine failing to compile SourceVersion.RELEASE_11
was due to an incomplete installation of openjdk-11-jdk on Debian GNU/Linux. Wow.
I have re-installed the openjdk-11-jre and openjdk-11-jdk packages on said machine,
ensured they are being used .. and it works.
Another note here regarding usage of OpenJDK11 compile time environment
and Java8 target. If using Eclipse, I had to set the system runtime JDK to JDK 8.
Otherwise the 'editor clean-up' jobs would run against the JDK 11
classes and wrongly so change certain type castings etc, incompatible with Java 8.
If anybody knows a solution here .. shoot.
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Document Java8 target constraints, i.e. where we need to set source, target and bootclasspath
to ensure target runtime Java8 compliance.
Fix one odd compile issue!
Using two theorethical identical GNU/Linux Debian 10 machines with same set of installed software,
one passes (like MacOS, Windows) and one fails.
The failure was due to the CStructAnnotationProcessor's @SupportedSourceVersion tag.
This downgrades the SourceVersion's previous bump from 6->11 (commit 610493b1724b5d91327f478338ff5d029bdcc032)
down to 8.
Interesting times ..
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As of Java9, sun.misc.Cleaner has moved to jdk.internal.ref.Cleaner.
However, access has been made (under the table) via sun.misc.Unsafe,
which we are using for now as we cannot set the jdk.internal.ref.Cleaner method accessible.
In this regard, we had to change our Cleaner.clean(..) method using a ByteBuffer
instead of a Buffer object paramter.
All tests have passed, no more illegal access case running on Java11 has been exposed.
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gluegen-rt -> gluegen_rt
- Fix finding native library for Elf parsing
- Fix one unit test
- Fix comments
Completes commit 330dad069dee5a0cc0480cf5cd9052000004223a
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When annotations were placed on dummy Java variables, the annotation
processor was emitting a RenameJavaType directive into the gluegen
config file that caused the emitted file to be named boolean.java
instead of RenderingConfig.java or Pixel.java. Turned off this behavior
when jname is given in the @CStruct annotation. I'm uncertain how much
this processor is even used, since I can't find any occurrences of
@CStruct outside the test code for it in gluegen.
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The old com.sun.tools.doclets.Taglet was removed, so had to move to new
API.
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relax closeLibrary(..)
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libgluegen-rt[.so] -> libgluegen_rt[.so|.a]
Recognize Java9+ ..
- Recognize new Java9+ version string as of JEP 223
- Avoid Classpath's private findLibrary call
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Support JEP 178 static linkage (OpenJDK 1.8)
- Need to change native library basename: libgluegen-rt[.so] -> libgluegen_rt[.so|.a]
since the dash '-' is not supported in a ANSI-c function name.
- Added 'JNI_OnLoad_gluegen_rt' to recognize statical linked JNI code
- Added JNI_VERSION_1_8 to jni/jni.h
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Current build system for JogAmp iOS Build is:
- Build Machine: OSX Mojave 10.14
- Using own (still proprietary) OpenJDK 9 iOS Build
- OpenJDK 1.8 (This will be replaced by OpenJDK 11 soon)
- Xcode 10.2
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Implementation currently uses 256 bit Secure Hash (SHA) algorithm, but this may change in the future.
Hence only use 'SHA' in the names, not 'SHA256'.
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runtime validation
This change implements a strong SHA256 signature over:
1) source tree inclusive make recipe (SHA256-Source)
2) all class files (SHA256-Classes)
3) all native libraries (SHA256-Natives)
4) the class files as deployed in the jar (SHA256-Classes-this)
5) the native libraries as deployed in the jar (SHA256-Natives-this)
and drops all of these in the deployed Jar file.
This allows SHA256 validation of (4) + (5) at runtime
and further complete validation (1), (2) and (3) offline.
Full SCC would now required (1) - (3) to be placed on a server for further validation.
Optionally we may use GPG <https://gnupg.org/> or PGP to validate the build entity to implement the chain of trust <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chain_of_trust>
The SHA256 runtime validation is tested via: com.jogamp.common.util.TestVersionInfo
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executables
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for System related Operations
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Use system property to detect Android
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adding support for android x86 targets - revised
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Re-adding executable test by execution is required for 'blocker technology'
like Windows's 'Software Restriction Policies (SRP)',
which only gets activated by the actual execution attempt.
Merely testing the file's (ACL) execution flags via NIO's isExecutable is not sufficient.
Implementation first tests the file's (ACL) execution flags via NIO's isExecutable.
If the NIO test was successful or not available, the actual execution test is performed.
To mitigate the virus scanner's false positive, we use an executable shell script
per default now, which may be overriden by the new environment 'jogamp.gluegen.UseNativeExeFile=true'
Tested on GNU/Linux with one temp folder having mount options 'noexec'
and on Windows using Software Restriction Policies (SRP) disallowing one temp folder.
Both temp folder were first in line via environment 'java.io.tmpdir'.
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java.nio.file.Files.isExecutable(Path)
Attempt to resolved virus scanner false positive detection on Windows
while deflating the native code test-exe file in the temporary folder.
As Julien Gouesse suggested, using Java 1.7's java.nio.file.Files.isExecutable(Path)
_may_ resolve the issue, this has to be thorougly tested.
This patch favors the nio's isExecutable file's ACL test
over the more intrusive execution itself using a simple shell script file w/ set executable flag.
Mind that previous tests allowed the shell script's execution,
even if the temp folder did not allow execution of native code.
We have to see how our testing results will be on this attempt.
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testing executable of temp dir
This also avoids trying to unpack the test executable on Windows,
which may cause a virus scanner to halt the process or otherwise cause issues.
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save mapped ByteBuffer memory
Also:
- fix dbgDump(..) FileChannel access, test if openend.
- add DEBUG dumps on CTOR, Close and notifyLengthChangeImpl
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and 'searchSystemPathFirst' attributes
NativeLibrary can be instantiate by defining
'searchSystemPath' and 'searchSystemPathFirst' arguments,
allowing to specify the system path role while looking up the library.
Since NativeLibrary is utilized via DynamicLibraryBundleInfo upstream,
the latter interface shall allow users to specify those attributes.
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and API doc)
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Uri to handle relative path
Fix IOUtil.cleanPathString(..) special case:
Special case '/a/./../b' -> '/b'
requires to resolve './' before '../'.
Allow IOUtil and Uri to handle relative path:
- IOUtil.getParentOf(..)
- IOUtil.cleanPathString(..)
Handle cases:
'a/./../b' -> 'b'
'.././b' -> '../b'
- Uri: Handle null scheme
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Messages
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caller to skip relative futile lookup
IOUtil.getResource(..) and IOUtil.ClassResources, needs more clarity.
ClassLoader shall be passed explicitly next to the optional
relative context Class instance.
This allows better efficiency, i.e. caller can pass ClassLoader
but skip a possible relative lookup, if not existing.
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deflated files w/ zip-level 9
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test-executable ; Use CustomInflate for Performance
- Use 'WinMain' for Windows test-executable
This may have little difference than using std 'main' entry
- Add Windows x86_64 test executable
Since the reporter claims the test executable works well
on Windows i386, maybe utilizing a x86_64 test executable
on same VM fixes the issue
- Use CustomInflate for Performance
- Skips GZIP header
- Adds own custom header [magic, deflate-size, inflate-size]
- Own header allows simplified I/O read and deflation
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ensure launched native exe process terminates.
See Bug 1219 comment 58: It seems that on some Windows platforms
the launched native process using our test-exe keeps running
even though we issued Process.waitFor().
Hence we issue Process.destroy() in the finalize block
to at least attempt to terminate it.
Note: The Process implementation is platform specific and may vary.
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hardcoded 'DEBUG_EXE_EXISTING_FILE = false'
This is required for security, i.e. not allowing to execute any pre-existing files!
In case we need to manually debug this issue,
we can re-enable it manually and locally, but not in public builds!
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- Make StreamMonitor a daemon thread, i.e. not hindering VM from exit
- Earmark each InputStream's EOS state
and only attempt to readByte if !eos
- End loop and hence the thread if all InputStream
have reached EOS.
- Don't close the InputStream.
Closing the InputStream is expected to be done
by the owner, otherwise no EOS could even be reached!
- Flush the output PrintStream at thread exit
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IOUtil.testDirExe():
- Satisfactory when executed
Failure to execute produce an IOException right at ProcessBuilder.start().
Hence we can allow an unexpected process exit value,
since we only want to learn whether executable files are allowed.
- More debug options
DEBUG_EXE: 'jogamp.debug.IOUtil.Exe'
DEBUG_EXE_NOSTREAM: 'jogamp.debug.IOUtil.Exe.NoStream'
- if DEBUG_EXE
- a pre-existing 'jogamp_exe_tst'+<SUFFIX> will be used as-is.
- the test-exe will not be deleted
- StreamMonitor is being used to dump stdout/stderr
if !DEBUG_EXE_NOSTREAM.
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Previous test PE exe, commit 0ebc5398fa20d23214a37dc4930a1fa1617293c7,
was a console exe. A console exe opens a new console window
if not being launched from one.
New test PE exe is produced w/ '-mwindows', i.e. for Win32 API
w/o a console.
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Windows using 'exe-windows-i586-268b.bin' (Fix attempt #1)
Replacing the tiny 268 byte sized 'exe-windows-i586-268b.bin' PE file
w/ a regular 2048 byte sized PE file 'exe-windows-i386-2048b.bin'.
File is produced via:
c:\mingw\bin\gcc -nodefaultlibs -nostdlib -s -Os -o tiny.exe tiny.c
Adding the 305 byte sized gzipped version 'exe-windows-i386-2048b.bin.305b.gz'
to the gluegen-rt jar file to reduce the payload for non Windows platforms.
Adding special property 'jogamp.debug.IOUtil.Exe' to debug testing the exe file,
enable via '-Djogamp.debug.IOUtil.Exe'.
Passes here on all Windows machines, however, the prev. one worked here as well.
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GlueGen'w runtime dependency com.jogamp.common.util.InterruptSource
was introduced in commit 1c4e2d3ea379fe6578dfb84e10f22729b71b1ae5
but the launcher loads the same ..
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- Use InterruptSource.Thread.create(..),
while reducing InterruptSource.Thread ctors to 3 variants.
- Use InterruptSource.Thread instead of java.lang.Thread where possible
- Use SourcedInterruptedException where possible
- SingletonInstanceServerSocket: start(), stop() and run()
- Persistent-Wait and Cancelable
- Add @since 2.3.2
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