示例#1
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 def query_native_image(all_args, option):
     out = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
     _native_image(['--dry-run'] + all_args, out=out)
     for line in out.lines:
         _, sep, after = line.partition(option)
         if sep:
             return after.split(' ')[0].rstrip()
     return None
示例#2
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def jdk_enables_jvmci_by_default(jdk):
    """
    Gets the default value for the EnableJVMCI VM option in `jdk`.
    """
    if not hasattr(jdk, '.enables_jvmci_by_default'):
        out = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
        sink = lambda x: x
        mx.run([jdk.java, '-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions', '-XX:+PrintFlagsFinal', '-version'], out=out, err=sink)
        setattr(jdk, '.enables_jvmci_by_default', any('EnableJVMCI' in line and 'true' in line for line in out.lines))
    return getattr(jdk, '.enables_jvmci_by_default')
示例#3
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def verify_graalvm_configs(suites=None):
    """
    Check the consistency of registered GraalVM configs.
    :param suites: optionally restrict the check to the configs registered by this list of suites.
    :type suites: list[str] or None
    """
    import mx_sdk_vm_impl
    child_env = os.environ.copy()
    for env_var in ['DYNAMIC_IMPORTS', 'DEFAULT_DYNAMIC_IMPORTS', 'COMPONENTS', 'EXCLUDE_COMPONENTS', 'SKIP_LIBRARIES', 'NATIVE_IMAGES', 'FORCE_BASH_LAUNCHERS', 'DISABLE_POLYGLOT', 'DISABLE_LIBPOLYGLOT']:
        if env_var in child_env:
            del child_env[env_var]
    for dist_name, _, components, suite, env_file in _vm_configs:
        if env_file is not False and (suites is None or suite.name in suites):
            _env_file = env_file or dist_name
            graalvm_dist_name = '{base_name}_{dist_name}_JAVA{jdk_version}'.format(base_name=mx_sdk_vm_impl._graalvm_base_name, dist_name=dist_name, jdk_version=mx_sdk_vm_impl._src_jdk_version).upper().replace('-', '_')
            mx.log("Checking that the env file '{}' in suite '{}' produces a GraalVM distribution named '{}'".format(_env_file, suite.name, graalvm_dist_name))
            out = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
            err = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
            retcode = mx.run_mx(['--quiet', '--no-warning', '--env', _env_file, 'graalvm-dist-name'], suite, out=out, err=err, env=child_env, nonZeroIsFatal=False)
            if retcode != 0:
                mx.abort("Unexpected return code '{}' for 'graalvm-dist-name' for env file '{}' in suite '{}'. Output:\n{}\nError:\n{}".format(retcode, _env_file, suite.name, '\n'.join(out.lines), '\n'.join(err.lines)))
            if len(out.lines) != 1 or out.lines[0] != graalvm_dist_name:
                out2 = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
                retcode2 = mx.run_mx(['--no-warning', '--env', _env_file, 'graalvm-components'], suite, out=out2, err=out2, env=child_env, nonZeroIsFatal=False)
                if retcode2 or len(out2.lines) != 1:
                    got_components = '<error>'
                    diff = ''
                else:
                    got_components = out2.lines[0]  # example string: "['bpolyglot', 'cmp']"
                    got_components_set = set(got_components[1:-1].replace('\'', '').split(', '))
                    components_set = set(components)
                    added = list(got_components_set - components_set)
                    removed = list(components_set - got_components_set)
                    diff = ('Added:\n{}\n'.format(added) if added else '') + ('Removed:\n{}\n'.format(removed) if removed else '')
                mx.abort("""\
Unexpected GraalVM dist name for env file '{}' in suite '{}'.
Expected dist name: '{}'
Actual dist name: '{}'.
Expected component list:
{}
Actual component list:
{}
{}Did you forget to update the registration of the GraalVM config?""".format(_env_file, suite.name, graalvm_dist_name, '\n'.join(out.lines + err.lines), sorted(components), got_components, diff))
示例#4
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def jdk_supports_enablejvmciproduct(jdk):
    """
    Determines if the jdk supports flag -XX:+EnableJVMCIProduct which isn't the case
    for some OpenJDK 11u distros.
    """
    if not hasattr(jdk, '.supports_enablejvmciproduct'):
        out = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
        sink = lambda x: x
        mx.run([jdk.java, '-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions', '-XX:+PrintFlagsFinal', '-version'], out=out, err=sink)
        setattr(jdk, '.supports_enablejvmciproduct', any('EnableJVMCIProduct' in line for line in out.lines))
    return getattr(jdk, '.supports_enablejvmciproduct')
示例#5
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def _find_classes_by_annotated_methods(annotations, dists, jdk=None):
    if len(dists) == 0:
        return {}

    candidates = {}

    # Create map from jar file to the binary suite distribution defining it
    jarsToDists = {d.classpath_repr(): d for d in dists}

    primarySuite = mx.primary_suite()
    cachesDir = None
    jarsToParse = []
    if primarySuite and primarySuite != mx._mx_suite:
        cachesDir = mx.ensure_dir_exists(
            join(primarySuite.get_output_root(), 'unittest'))
        for d in dists:
            jar = d.classpath_repr()
            testclasses = _read_cached_testclasses(
                cachesDir, jar, jdk if jdk else mx.get_jdk())
            if testclasses is not None:
                for classname in testclasses:
                    candidates[classname] = jarsToDists[jar]
            else:
                jarsToParse.append(jar)

    if jarsToParse:
        # Ensure Java support class is built
        mx.build(['--no-daemon', '--dependencies', 'com.oracle.mxtool.junit'])

        cp = mx.classpath(['com.oracle.mxtool.junit'] +
                          list(jarsToDists.values()),
                          jdk=jdk)
        out = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
        mx.run_java([
            '-cp', cp, 'com.oracle.mxtool.junit.FindClassesByAnnotatedMethods'
        ] + annotations + jarsToParse,
                    out=out,
                    addDefaultArgs=False)

        for line in out.lines:
            parts = line.split(' ')
            jar = parts[0]
            reportedclasses = parts[1:] if len(parts) > 1 else []
            testclasses = [c for c in reportedclasses if not c.startswith("!")]
            excludedclasses = [c for c in reportedclasses if c.startswith("!")]
            if cachesDir:
                _write_cached_testclasses(cachesDir, jar,
                                          jdk if jdk else mx.get_jdk(),
                                          testclasses, excludedclasses)
            for classname in testclasses:
                candidates[classname] = jarsToDists[jar]
    return candidates
示例#6
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def _read_java_base_hashes(jdk):
    """
    Read the hashes stored in the ``java.base`` module of `jdk`.
    """
    hashes = {}
    out = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
    mx.run([jdk.exe_path('jmod'), 'describe', join(jdk.home, 'jmods', 'java.base.jmod')], out=out)
    lines = out.lines
    for line in lines:
        if line.startswith('hashes'):
            parts = line.split()
            assert len(parts) == 4, 'expected hashes line to have 4 fields, got {} fields: {}'.format(len(parts), line)
            _, module_name, algorithm, hash_value = parts
            hashes[module_name] = (algorithm, hash_value)
    return hashes
示例#7
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def _probe_jvmci_info(jdk, attribute_name):
    if not hasattr(jdk, '.enables_jvmci_by_default'):
        out = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
        sink = lambda x: x
        mx.run([jdk.java, '-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions', '-XX:+PrintFlagsFinal', '-version'], out=out, err=sink)
        enableJVMCI = False
        enableJVMCIProduct = False
        for line in out.lines:
            if 'EnableJVMCI' in line and 'true' in line:
                enableJVMCI = True
            if 'EnableJVMCIProduct' in line:
                enableJVMCIProduct = True
        setattr(jdk, '.enables_jvmci_by_default', enableJVMCI)
        setattr(jdk, '.supports_enablejvmciproduct', enableJVMCIProduct)
    return getattr(jdk, attribute_name)
示例#8
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    def config_name(self):
        suffix = ''
        output_capture = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
        image_path = os.path.join(mx_vm.graalvm_home(fatalIfMissing=False),
                                  'bin', 'native-image')
        if os.path.exists(image_path):
            mx.run([image_path, '--version'],
                   out=output_capture,
                   err=output_capture,
                   cwd=None,
                   nonZeroIsFatal=True)
            assert len(output_capture.lines
                       ) == 1, 'Should be one line in a version got: ' + str(
                           output_capture.lines)
            suffix = 'ee' if mx_vm.has_component('svmee',
                                                 stage1=True) else 'ce'

        return super(NativeImageVM, self).config_name() + '-' + suffix
示例#9
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def gate_body(args, tasks):
    with Task('Vm: Basic GraalVM Tests', tasks,
              tags=[VmGateTasks.compiler]) as t:
        if t and mx_vm.has_component('GraalVM compiler'):
            # 1. the build must be a GraalVM
            # 2. the build must be JVMCI-enabled since the 'GraalVM compiler' component is registered
            mx_vm.check_versions(
                mx_vm.graalvm_output(),
                graalvm_version_regex=mx_vm.graalvm_version_regex,
                expect_graalvm=True,
                check_jvmci=True)

    with Task('Vm: GraalVM dist names', tasks,
              tags=[VmGateTasks.integration]) as t:
        if t:
            for suite, env_file_name, graalvm_dist_name in env_tests:
                out = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
                mx.run_mx([
                    '--no-warning', '--env', env_file_name, 'graalvm-dist-name'
                ],
                          suite,
                          out=out,
                          err=out,
                          env={})
                mx.log(
                    "Checking that the env file '{}' in suite '{}' produces a GraalVM distribution named '{}'"
                    .format(env_file_name, suite.name, graalvm_dist_name))
                if len(out.lines) != 1 or out.lines[0] != graalvm_dist_name:
                    mx.abort(
                        "Unexpected GraalVM dist name for env file '{}' in suite '{}'.\nExpected: '{}', actual: '{}'.\nDid you forget to update the registration of the GraalVM config?"
                        .format(env_file_name, suite.name, graalvm_dist_name,
                                '\n'.join(out.lines)))

    if mx_vm.has_component('LibGraal'):
        libgraal_location = mx_vm.get_native_image_locations(
            'LibGraal', 'jvmcicompiler')
        if libgraal_location is None:
            mx.warn(
                "Skipping libgraal tests: no library enabled in the LibGraal component"
            )
        else:
            extra_vm_arguments = [
                '-XX:+UseJVMCICompiler', '-XX:+UseJVMCINativeLibrary',
                '-XX:JVMCILibPath=' + dirname(libgraal_location)
            ]
            if args.extra_vm_argument:
                extra_vm_arguments += args.extra_vm_argument
            import mx_compiler

            # run avrora on the GraalVM binary itself
            with Task('LibGraal Compiler:GraalVM DaCapo-avrora',
                      tasks,
                      tags=[VmGateTasks.libgraal]) as t:
                if t:
                    mx.run([
                        join(mx_vm.graalvm_home(), 'bin',
                             'java'), '-XX:+UseJVMCICompiler',
                        '-XX:+UseJVMCINativeLibrary', '-jar',
                        mx.library('DACAPO').get_path(True), 'avrora'
                    ])

            with Task('LibGraal Compiler:CTW',
                      tasks,
                      tags=[VmGateTasks.libgraal]) as t:
                if t:
                    mx_compiler.ctw([
                        '-DCompileTheWorld.Config=Inline=false CompilationFailureAction=ExitVM',
                        '-esa',
                        '-XX:+EnableJVMCI',
                        '-DCompileTheWorld.MultiThreaded=true',
                        '-Dgraal.InlineDuringParsing=false',
                        '-Dgraal.TrackNodeSourcePosition=true',
                        '-DCompileTheWorld.Verbose=false',
                        '-XX:ReservedCodeCacheSize=300m',
                    ], extra_vm_arguments)

            mx_compiler.compiler_gate_benchmark_runner(
                tasks, extra_vm_arguments, prefix='LibGraal Compiler:')

            with Task('LibGraal Truffle:unittest',
                      tasks,
                      tags=[VmGateTasks.libgraal]) as t:
                if t:

                    def _unittest_config_participant(config):
                        vmArgs, mainClass, mainClassArgs = config

                        def is_truffle_fallback(arg):
                            fallback_args = [
                                "-Dtruffle.TruffleRuntime=com.oracle.truffle.api.impl.DefaultTruffleRuntime",
                                "-Dgraalvm.ForcePolyglotInvalid=true"
                            ]
                            return arg in fallback_args

                        newVmArgs = [
                            arg for arg in vmArgs
                            if not is_truffle_fallback(arg)
                        ]
                        return (newVmArgs, mainClass, mainClassArgs)

                    mx_unittest.add_config_participant(
                        _unittest_config_participant)
                    excluded_tests = environ.get("TEST_LIBGRAAL_EXCLUDE")
                    if excluded_tests:
                        with NamedTemporaryFile(prefix='blacklist.',
                                                mode='w',
                                                delete=False) as fp:
                            fp.file.writelines(
                                [l + '\n' for l in excluded_tests.split()])
                            unittest_args = ["--blacklist", fp.name]
                    else:
                        unittest_args = []
                    unittest_args = unittest_args + [
                        "--enable-timing", "--verbose"
                    ]
                    mx_unittest.unittest(unittest_args + extra_vm_arguments + [
                        "-Dgraal.TruffleCompileImmediately=true",
                        "-Dgraal.TruffleBackgroundCompilation=false", "truffle"
                    ])
    else:
        mx.warn("Skipping libgraal tests: component not enabled")

    gate_substratevm(tasks)
    gate_sulong(tasks)
    gate_ruby(tasks)
    gate_python(tasks)
    gate_svm_truffle_tck_js(tasks)
示例#10
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def jlink_new_jdk(jdk, dst_jdk_dir, module_dists, root_module_names=None, missing_export_target_action='create', with_source=lambda x: True):
    """
    Uses jlink from `jdk` to create a new JDK image in `dst_jdk_dir` with `module_dists` and
    their dependencies added to the JDK image, replacing any existing modules of the same name.

    :param JDKConfig jdk: source JDK
    :param str dst_jdk_dir: path to use for the jlink --output option
    :param list module_dists: list of distributions defining modules
    :param list root_module_names: list of strings naming the module root set for the new JDK image.
                     The named modules must either be in `module_dists` or in `jdk`. If None, then
                     the root set will be all the modules in ``module_dists` and `jdk`.
    :param str missing_export_target_action: the action to perform for a qualifed export target that
                     is not present in `module_dists` and does not have a hash stored in java.base.
                     The choices are:
                       "create" - an empty module is created
                        "error" - raise an error
                           None - do nothing
    :param lambda with_source: returns True if the sources of a module distribution must be included in the new JDK
    """
    assert callable(with_source)

    if jdk.javaCompliance < '9':
        mx.abort('Cannot derive a new JDK from ' + jdk.home + ' with jlink since it is not JDK 9 or later')

    exploded_java_base_module = join(jdk.home, 'modules', 'java.base')
    if exists(exploded_java_base_module):
        mx.abort('Cannot derive a new JDK from ' + jdk.home + ' since it appears to be a developer build with exploded modules')

    jimage = join(jdk.home, 'lib', 'modules')
    jmods_dir = join(jdk.home, 'jmods')
    if not isfile(jimage):
        mx.abort('Cannot derive a new JDK from ' + jdk.home + ' since ' + jimage + ' is missing or is not an ordinary file')
    if not isdir(jmods_dir):
        mx.abort('Cannot derive a new JDK from ' + jdk.home + ' since ' + jmods_dir + ' is missing or is not a directory')

    jdk_modules = {jmd.name : jmd for jmd in jdk.get_modules()}
    modules = [as_java_module(dist, jdk) for dist in module_dists]
    all_module_names = frozenset(list(jdk_modules.keys()) + [m.name for m in modules])

    # Read hashes stored in java.base (the only module in the JDK where hashes are stored)
    out = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
    mx.run([jdk.exe_path('jmod'), 'describe', jdk_modules['java.base'].get_jmod_path()], out=out)
    lines = out.lines
    hashes = {}
    for line in lines:
        if line.startswith('hashes'):
            parts = line.split()
            assert len(parts) == 4, 'expected hashes line to have 4 fields, got {} fields: {}'.format(len(parts), line)
            _, module_name, algorithm, hash_value = parts
            hashes[module_name] = (algorithm, hash_value)

    build_dir = mx.ensure_dir_exists(join(dst_jdk_dir + ".build"))
    try:
        # Handle targets of qualified exports that are not present in `modules`
        target_requires = {}
        for jmd in modules:
            for targets in jmd.exports.values():
                for target in targets:
                    if target not in all_module_names and target not in hashes:
                        target_requires.setdefault(target, set()).add(jmd.name)
        if target_requires and missing_export_target_action is not None:
            if missing_export_target_action == 'error':
                mx.abort('Target(s) of qualified exports cannot be resolved: ' + '.'.join(target_requires.keys()))
            assert missing_export_target_action == 'create', 'invalid value for missing_export_target_action: ' + str(missing_export_target_action)

            extra_modules = []
            for name, requires in target_requires.items():
                module_jar = join(build_dir, name + '.jar')
                jmd = JavaModuleDescriptor(name, {}, requires={module : [] for module in requires}, uses=set(), provides={}, jarpath=module_jar)
                extra_modules.append(jmd)
                module_build_dir = mx.ensure_dir_exists(join(build_dir, name))
                module_info_java = join(module_build_dir, 'module-info.java')
                module_info_class = join(module_build_dir, 'module-info.class')
                with open(module_info_java, 'w') as fp:
                    print(jmd.as_module_info(), file=fp)
                mx.run([jdk.javac, '-d', module_build_dir, \
                        '--limit-modules=java.base,' + ','.join(jmd.requires.keys()), \
                        '--module-path=' + os.pathsep.join((m.jarpath for m in modules)), \
                        module_info_java])
                with ZipFile(module_jar, 'w') as zf:
                    zf.write(module_info_class, basename(module_info_class))
                if exists(jmd.get_jmod_path()):
                    os.remove(jmd.get_jmod_path())
                mx.run([jdk.javac.replace('javac', 'jmod'), 'create', '--class-path=' + module_build_dir, jmd.get_jmod_path()])

            modules.extend(extra_modules)
            all_module_names = frozenset(list(jdk_modules.keys()) + [m.name for m in modules])

        # Extract src.zip from source JDK
        jdk_src_zip = join(jdk.home, 'lib', 'src.zip')
        dst_src_zip_contents = {}
        if isfile(jdk_src_zip):
            mx.logv('[Extracting ' + jdk_src_zip + ']')
            with ZipFile(jdk_src_zip, 'r') as zf:
                for name in zf.namelist():
                    if not name.endswith('/'):
                        dst_src_zip_contents[name] = zf.read(name)
        else:
            mx.warn("'{}' does not exist or is not a file".format(jdk_src_zip))

        for jmd in modules:
            # Remove existing sources for all the modules that we include
            dst_src_zip_contents = {key : dst_src_zip_contents[key] for key in dst_src_zip_contents if not key.startswith(jmd.name)}

            if with_source(jmd.dist):
                # Add the sources that we can share.
                # Extract module sources
                jmd_src_zip = jmd.jarpath[0:-len('.jar')] + '.src.zip'
                if isfile(jmd_src_zip):
                    mx.logv('[Extracting ' + jmd_src_zip + ']')
                    with ZipFile(jmd_src_zip, 'r') as zf:
                        for name in zf.namelist():
                            if not name.endswith('/'):
                                dst_src_zip_contents[jmd.name + '/' + name] = zf.read(name)

                # Add module-info.java to sources
                dst_src_zip_contents[jmd.name + '/module-info.java'] = jmd.as_module_info(extras_as_comments=False)

        # Now build the new JDK image with jlink
        jlink = [jdk.javac.replace('javac', 'jlink')]

        if jdk_enables_jvmci_by_default(jdk):
            # On JDK 9+, +EnableJVMCI forces jdk.internal.vm.ci to be in the root set
            jlink.append('-J-XX:-EnableJVMCI')
        if root_module_names is not None:
            missing = frozenset(root_module_names) - all_module_names
            if missing:
                mx.abort('Invalid module(s): {}.\nAvailable modules: {}'.format(','.join(missing), ','.join(sorted(all_module_names))))
            jlink.append('--add-modules=' + ','.join(root_module_names))
        else:
            jlink.append('--add-modules=' + ','.join(sorted(all_module_names)))

        module_path = jmods_dir
        if modules:
            module_path = os.pathsep.join((m.get_jmod_path(respect_stripping=True) for m in modules)) + os.pathsep + module_path
        jlink.append('--module-path=' + module_path)
        jlink.append('--output=' + dst_jdk_dir)

        # These options are inspired by how OpenJDK runs jlink to produce the final runtime image.
        jlink.extend(['-J-XX:+UseSerialGC', '-J-Xms32M', '-J-Xmx512M', '-J-XX:TieredStopAtLevel=1'])
        jlink.append('-J-Dlink.debug=true')
        jlink.append('--dedup-legal-notices=error-if-not-same-content')
        jlink.append('--keep-packaged-modules=' + join(dst_jdk_dir, 'jmods'))

        # TODO: investigate the options below used by OpenJDK to see if they should be used:
        # --release-info: this allow extra properties to be written to the <jdk>/release file
        # --order-resources: specifies order of resources in generated lib/modules file.
        #       This is apparently not so important if a CDS archive is available.
        # --generate-jli-classes: pre-generates a set of java.lang.invoke classes.
        #       See https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/blob/master/make/GenerateLinkOptData.gmk
        mx.logv('[Creating JDK image]')
        mx.run(jlink)

        dst_src_zip = join(dst_jdk_dir, 'lib', 'src.zip')
        mx.logv('[Creating ' + dst_src_zip + ']')
        with ZipFile(dst_src_zip, 'w', compression=ZIP_DEFLATED, allowZip64=True) as zf:
            for name, contents in sorted(dst_src_zip_contents.items()):
                zf.writestr(name, contents)

        mx.logv('[Copying static libraries]')
        lib_prefix = mx.add_lib_prefix('')
        lib_suffix = '.lib' if mx.is_windows() else '.a'
        lib_directory = join(jdk.home, 'lib')
        dst_lib_directory = join(dst_jdk_dir, 'lib')
        for f in os.listdir(lib_directory):
            if f.startswith(lib_prefix) and f.endswith(lib_suffix):
                lib_path = join(lib_directory, f)
                if isfile(lib_path):
                    shutil.copy2(lib_path, dst_lib_directory)

        # Build the list of modules whose classes might have annotations
        # to be processed by native-image (GR-15192).
        with open(join(dst_jdk_dir, 'lib', 'native-image-modules.list'), 'w') as fp:
            print('# Modules whose classes might have annotations processed by native-image', file=fp)
            for m in modules:
                print(m.name, file=fp)

    finally:
        if not mx.get_opts().verbose:
            # Preserve build directory so that javac command can be re-executed
            # by cutting and pasting verbose output.
            shutil.rmtree(build_dir)

    # Create CDS archive (https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/341).
    out = mx.OutputCapture()
    mx.logv('[Creating CDS shared archive]')
    if mx.run([mx.exe_suffix(join(dst_jdk_dir, 'bin', 'java')), '-Xshare:dump', '-Xmx128M', '-Xms128M'], out=out, err=out, nonZeroIsFatal=False) != 0:
        mx.log(out.data)
        mx.abort('Error generating CDS shared archive')
示例#11
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def jlink_new_jdk(jdk, dst_jdk_dir, module_dists,
                  root_module_names=None,
                  missing_export_target_action='create',
                  with_source=lambda x: True,
                  vendor_info=None,
                  dedup_legal_notices=True):
    """
    Uses jlink from `jdk` to create a new JDK image in `dst_jdk_dir` with `module_dists` and
    their dependencies added to the JDK image, replacing any existing modules of the same name.

    :param JDKConfig jdk: source JDK
    :param str dst_jdk_dir: path to use for the jlink --output option
    :param list module_dists: list of distributions defining modules
    :param list root_module_names: list of strings naming the module root set for the new JDK image.
                     The named modules must either be in `module_dists` or in `jdk`. If None, then
                     the root set will be all the modules in ``module_dists` and `jdk`.
    :param str missing_export_target_action: the action to perform for a qualifed export target that
                     is not present in `module_dists` and does not have a hash stored in java.base.
                     The choices are:
                       "create" - an empty module is created
                        "error" - raise an error
                           None - do nothing
    :param lambda with_source: returns True if the sources of a module distribution must be included in the new JDK
    :param dict vendor_info: values for the jlink vendor options added by JDK-8232080
    """
    assert callable(with_source)

    if jdk.javaCompliance < '9':
        mx.abort('Cannot derive a new JDK from ' + jdk.home + ' with jlink since it is not JDK 9 or later')

    exploded_java_base_module = join(jdk.home, 'modules', 'java.base')
    if exists(exploded_java_base_module):
        mx.abort('Cannot derive a new JDK from ' + jdk.home + ' since it appears to be a developer build with exploded modules')

    jimage = join(jdk.home, 'lib', 'modules')
    jmods_dir = join(jdk.home, 'jmods')
    if not isfile(jimage):
        mx.abort('Cannot derive a new JDK from ' + jdk.home + ' since ' + jimage + ' is missing or is not an ordinary file')
    if not isdir(jmods_dir):
        mx.abort('Cannot derive a new JDK from ' + jdk.home + ' since ' + jmods_dir + ' is missing or is not a directory')

    # Exclude jdk.aot due to GR-10545 and JDK-8255616
    jdk_modules = {jmd.name: jmd for jmd in jdk.get_modules() if jmd.name != 'jdk.aot'}
    modules = [as_java_module(dist, jdk) for dist in module_dists]
    all_module_names = frozenset(list(jdk_modules.keys()) + [m.name for m in modules])

    # Read hashes stored in java.base (the only module in the JDK where hashes are stored)
    out = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
    mx.run([jdk.exe_path('jmod'), 'describe', jdk_modules['java.base'].get_jmod_path()], out=out)
    lines = out.lines
    hashes = {}
    for line in lines:
        if line.startswith('hashes'):
            parts = line.split()
            assert len(parts) == 4, 'expected hashes line to have 4 fields, got {} fields: {}'.format(len(parts), line)
            _, module_name, algorithm, hash_value = parts
            hashes[module_name] = (algorithm, hash_value)

    build_dir = mx.ensure_dir_exists(join(dst_jdk_dir + ".build"))
    try:
        # Handle targets of qualified exports that are not present in `modules`
        target_requires = {}
        for jmd in modules:
            for targets in jmd.exports.values():
                for target in targets:
                    if target not in all_module_names and target not in hashes:
                        target_requires.setdefault(target, set()).add(jmd.name)
        if target_requires and missing_export_target_action is not None:
            if missing_export_target_action == 'error':
                mx.abort('Target(s) of qualified exports cannot be resolved: ' + '.'.join(target_requires.keys()))
            assert missing_export_target_action == 'create', 'invalid value for missing_export_target_action: ' + str(missing_export_target_action)

            extra_modules = []
            for name, requires in target_requires.items():
                module_jar = join(build_dir, name + '.jar')
                jmd = JavaModuleDescriptor(name, {}, requires={module: [] for module in requires}, uses=set(), provides={}, jarpath=module_jar)
                extra_modules.append(jmd)
                module_build_dir = mx.ensure_dir_exists(join(build_dir, name))
                module_info_java = join(module_build_dir, 'module-info.java')
                module_info_class = join(module_build_dir, 'module-info.class')
                with open(module_info_java, 'w') as fp:
                    print(jmd.as_module_info(), file=fp)
                mx.run([jdk.javac, '-d', module_build_dir,
                        '--limit-modules=java.base,' + ','.join(jmd.requires.keys()),
                        '--module-path=' + os.pathsep.join((m.jarpath for m in modules)),
                        module_info_java])
                with ZipFile(module_jar, 'w') as zf:
                    zf.write(module_info_class, basename(module_info_class))
                if exists(jmd.get_jmod_path()):
                    os.remove(jmd.get_jmod_path())
                mx.run([jdk.javac.replace('javac', 'jmod'), 'create', '--class-path=' + module_build_dir, jmd.get_jmod_path()])

            modules.extend(extra_modules)
            all_module_names = frozenset(list(jdk_modules.keys()) + [m.name for m in modules])

        # Extract src.zip from source JDK
        jdk_src_zip = join(jdk.home, 'lib', 'src.zip')
        dst_src_zip_contents = {}
        if isfile(jdk_src_zip):
            mx.logv('[Extracting ' + jdk_src_zip + ']')
            with ZipFile(jdk_src_zip, 'r') as zf:
                for name in zf.namelist():
                    if not name.endswith('/'):
                        dst_src_zip_contents[name] = zf.read(name)
        else:
            mx.warn("'{}' does not exist or is not a file".format(jdk_src_zip))

        # Edit lib/security/default.policy in java.base
        patched_java_base = join(build_dir, 'java.base.jmod')
        with open(join(jmods_dir, 'java.base.jmod'), 'rb') as src_f, open(patched_java_base, 'wb') as dst_f:
            jmod_header = src_f.read(4)
            if len(jmod_header) != 4 or jmod_header != b'JM\x01\x00':
                raise mx.abort("Unexpected jmod header: " + b2a_hex(jmod_header).decode('ascii'))
            dst_f.write(jmod_header)
            policy_result = 'not found'
            with ZipFile(src_f, 'r') as src_zip, ZipFile(dst_f, 'w', src_zip.compression) as dst_zip:
                for i in src_zip.infolist():
                    if i.filename[-1] == '/':
                        continue
                    src_member = src_zip.read(i)
                    if i.filename == 'lib/security/default.policy':
                        policy_result = 'unmodified'
                        if 'grant codeBase "jrt:/com.oracle.graal.graal_enterprise"'.encode('utf-8') not in src_member:
                            policy_result = 'modified'
                            src_member += """
grant codeBase "jrt:/com.oracle.graal.graal_enterprise" {
    permission java.security.AllPermission;
};
""".encode('utf-8')
                        if 'grant codeBase "jrt:/org.graalvm.truffle"'.encode('utf-8') not in src_member:
                            policy_result = 'modified'
                            src_member += """
grant codeBase "jrt:/org.graalvm.truffle" {
    permission java.security.AllPermission;
};

grant codeBase "jrt:/org.graalvm.sdk" {
    permission java.security.AllPermission;
};

grant codeBase "jrt:/org.graalvm.locator" {
  permission java.io.FilePermission "<<ALL FILES>>", "read";
  permission java.util.PropertyPermission "*", "read,write";
  permission java.lang.RuntimePermission "createClassLoader";
  permission java.lang.RuntimePermission "getClassLoader";
  permission java.lang.RuntimePermission "getenv.*";
};

grant codeBase "file:${java.home}/languages/-" {
    permission java.security.AllPermission;
};
""".encode('utf-8')
                    dst_zip.writestr(i, src_member)
            if policy_result == 'not found':
                raise mx.abort("Couldn't find `lib/security/default.policy` in " + join(jmods_dir, 'java.base.jmod'))

        for jmd in modules:
            # Remove existing sources for all the modules that we include
            dst_src_zip_contents = {key: dst_src_zip_contents[key] for key in dst_src_zip_contents if not key.startswith(jmd.name)}

            if with_source(jmd.dist):
                # Add the sources that we can share.
                # Extract module sources
                jmd_src_zip = jmd.jarpath[0:-len('.jar')] + '.src.zip'
                if isfile(jmd_src_zip):
                    mx.logv('[Extracting ' + jmd_src_zip + ']')
                    with ZipFile(jmd_src_zip, 'r') as zf:
                        for name in zf.namelist():
                            if not name.endswith('/'):
                                dst_src_zip_contents[jmd.name + '/' + name] = zf.read(name)

                # Add module-info.java to sources
                dst_src_zip_contents[jmd.name + '/module-info.java'] = jmd.as_module_info(extras_as_comments=False)

        # Now build the new JDK image with jlink
        jlink = [jdk.javac.replace('javac', 'jlink')]

        if jdk_enables_jvmci_by_default(jdk):
            # On JDK 9+, +EnableJVMCI forces jdk.internal.vm.ci to be in the root set
            jlink += ['-J-XX:-EnableJVMCI', '-J-XX:-UseJVMCICompiler']
        if root_module_names is not None:
            missing = frozenset(root_module_names) - all_module_names
            if missing:
                mx.abort('Invalid module(s): {}.\nAvailable modules: {}'.format(','.join(missing), ','.join(sorted(all_module_names))))
            jlink.append('--add-modules=' + ','.join(root_module_names))
        else:
            jlink.append('--add-modules=' + ','.join(sorted(all_module_names)))

        module_path = patched_java_base + os.pathsep + jmods_dir
        if modules:
            module_path = os.pathsep.join((m.get_jmod_path(respect_stripping=True) for m in modules)) + os.pathsep + module_path
        jlink.append('--module-path=' + module_path)
        jlink.append('--output=' + dst_jdk_dir)

        # These options are derived from how OpenJDK runs jlink to produce the final runtime image.
        jlink.extend(['-J-XX:+UseSerialGC', '-J-Xms32M', '-J-Xmx512M', '-J-XX:TieredStopAtLevel=1'])
        jlink.append('-J-Dlink.debug=true')
        if dedup_legal_notices:
            jlink.append('--dedup-legal-notices=error-if-not-same-content')
        jlink.append('--keep-packaged-modules=' + join(dst_jdk_dir, 'jmods'))

        if jdk_has_new_jlink_options(jdk):
            if jdk_omits_warning_for_jlink_set_ThreadPriorityPolicy(jdk):
                thread_priority_policy_option = ' -XX:ThreadPriorityPolicy=1'
            else:
                mx.logv('[Creating JDK without -XX:ThreadPriorityPolicy=1]')
                thread_priority_policy_option = ''

            if jdk_supports_enablejvmciproduct(jdk):
                if any((m.name == 'jdk.internal.vm.compiler' for m in modules)):
                    jlink.append('--add-options=-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+EnableJVMCIProduct -XX:-UnlockExperimentalVMOptions' + thread_priority_policy_option)
                else:
                    # Don't default to using JVMCI as JIT unless Graal is being updated in the image.
                    # This avoids unexpected issues with using the out-of-date Graal compiler in
                    # the JDK itself.
                    jlink.append('--add-options=-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+EnableJVMCIProduct -XX:-UseJVMCICompiler -XX:-UnlockExperimentalVMOptions' + thread_priority_policy_option)
            else:
                mx.logv('[Creating JDK without -XX:+EnableJVMCIProduct]')
                if thread_priority_policy_option:
                    jlink.append('--add-options=' + thread_priority_policy_option.strip())
            if vendor_info is not None:
                for name, value in vendor_info.items():
                    jlink.append('--' + name + '=' + value)

        release_file = join(jdk.home, 'release')
        if isfile(release_file):
            jlink.append('--release-info=' + release_file)

        # TODO: investigate the options below used by OpenJDK to see if they should be used:
        # --order-resources: specifies order of resources in generated lib/modules file.
        #       This is apparently not so important if a CDS archive is available.
        # --generate-jli-classes: pre-generates a set of java.lang.invoke classes.
        #       See https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/blob/master/make/GenerateLinkOptData.gmk
        mx.logv('[Creating JDK image in {}]'.format(dst_jdk_dir))
        mx.run(jlink)

        dst_src_zip = join(dst_jdk_dir, 'lib', 'src.zip')
        mx.logv('[Creating ' + dst_src_zip + ']')
        with ZipFile(dst_src_zip, 'w', compression=ZIP_DEFLATED, allowZip64=True) as zf:
            for name, contents in sorted(dst_src_zip_contents.items()):
                zf.writestr(name, contents)

        mx.logv('[Copying static libraries]')
        lib_directory = join(jdk.home, 'lib', 'static')
        if exists(lib_directory):
            dst_lib_directory = join(dst_jdk_dir, 'lib', 'static')
            try:
                mx.copytree(lib_directory, dst_lib_directory)
            except shutil.Error as e:
                # On AArch64, there can be a problem in the copystat part
                # of copytree which occurs after file and directory copying
                # has successfully completed. Since the metadata doesn't
                # matter in this case, just ensure that the content was copied.
                for root, _, lib_files in os.walk(lib_directory):
                    relative_root = os.path.relpath(root, dst_lib_directory)
                    for lib in lib_files:
                        src_lib_path = join(root, lib)
                        dst_lib_path = join(dst_lib_directory, relative_root, lib)
                        if not exists(dst_lib_path):
                            mx.abort('Error copying static libraries: {} missing in {}{}Original copytree error: {}'.format(
                                join(relative_root, lib), dst_lib_directory, os.linesep, e))
                        src_lib_hash = mx.sha1OfFile(src_lib_path)
                        dst_lib_hash = mx.sha1OfFile(dst_lib_path)
                        if src_lib_hash != dst_lib_hash:
                            mx.abort('Error copying static libraries: {} (hash={}) and {} (hash={}) differ{}Original copytree error: {}'.format(
                                src_lib_path, src_lib_hash,
                                dst_lib_path, dst_lib_hash,
                                os.linesep, e))
        # Allow older JDK versions to work
        else:
            lib_prefix = mx.add_lib_prefix('')
            lib_suffix = mx.add_static_lib_suffix('')
            lib_directory = join(jdk.home, 'lib')
            dst_lib_directory = join(dst_jdk_dir, 'lib')
            for f in os.listdir(lib_directory):
                if f.startswith(lib_prefix) and f.endswith(lib_suffix):
                    lib_path = join(lib_directory, f)
                    if isfile(lib_path):
                        shutil.copy2(lib_path, dst_lib_directory)
    finally:
        if not mx.get_opts().verbose:
            # Preserve build directory so that javac command can be re-executed
            # by cutting and pasting verbose output.
            shutil.rmtree(build_dir)

    # Create CDS archive (https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/341).
    out = mx.OutputCapture()
    mx.logv('[Creating CDS shared archive]')
    if mx.run([mx.exe_suffix(join(dst_jdk_dir, 'bin', 'java')), '-Xshare:dump', '-Xmx128M', '-Xms128M'], out=out, err=out, nonZeroIsFatal=False) != 0:
        mx.log(out.data)
        mx.abort('Error generating CDS shared archive')
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def makegraaljdk(args):
    """make a JDK with Graal as the default top level JIT"""
    parser = ArgumentParser(prog='mx makegraaljdk')
    parser.add_argument('-f', '--force', action='store_true', help='overwrite existing GraalJDK')
    parser.add_argument('-a', '--archive', action='store', help='name of archive to create', metavar='<path>')
    parser.add_argument('dest', help='destination directory for GraalJDK', metavar='<path>')
    args = parser.parse_args(args)
    if isJDK8:
        dstJdk = os.path.abspath(args.dest)
        srcJdk = jdk.home
        if exists(dstJdk):
            if args.force:
                shutil.rmtree(dstJdk)
            else:
                mx.abort('Use --force to overwrite existing directory ' + dstJdk)
        mx.log('Creating {} from {}'.format(dstJdk, srcJdk))
        shutil.copytree(srcJdk, dstJdk)

        bootDir = mx.ensure_dir_exists(join(dstJdk, 'jre', 'lib', 'boot'))
        jvmciDir = join(dstJdk, 'jre', 'lib', 'jvmci')
        assert exists(jvmciDir), jvmciDir + ' does not exist'

        if mx.get_os() == 'darwin' or mx.get_os() == 'windows':
            jvmlibDir = join(dstJdk, 'jre', 'lib', 'server')
        else:
            jvmlibDir = join(dstJdk, 'jre', 'lib', mx.get_arch(), 'server')
        jvmlib = join(jvmlibDir, mx.add_lib_prefix(mx.add_lib_suffix('jvm')))
        assert exists(jvmlib), jvmlib + ' does not exist'

        with open(join(jvmciDir, 'compiler-name'), 'w') as fp:
            print >> fp, 'graal'
        vmName = 'Graal'
        mapFiles = set()
        for e in _jvmci_classpath:
            src = basename(e.get_path())
            mx.log('Copying {} to {}'.format(e.get_path(), jvmciDir))
            candidate = e.get_path() + '.map'
            if exists(candidate):
                mapFiles.add(candidate)
            with open(join(dstJdk, 'release'), 'a') as fp:
                d = e.dist()
                s = d.suite
                print >> fp, '{}={}'.format(d.name, s.vc.parent(s.dir))
                vmName = vmName + ':' + s.name + '_' + s.version()
            shutil.copyfile(e.get_path(), join(jvmciDir, src))
        for e in _bootclasspath_appends:
            src = basename(e.classpath_repr())
            mx.log('Copying {} to {}'.format(e.classpath_repr(), bootDir))
            candidate = e.classpath_repr() + '.map'
            if exists(candidate):
                mapFiles.add(candidate)

            with open(join(dstJdk, 'release'), 'a') as fp:
                s = e.suite
                print >> fp, '{}={}'.format(e.name, s.vc.parent(s.dir))
            shutil.copyfile(e.classpath_repr(), join(bootDir, src))

        out = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
        mx.run([jdk.java, '-version'], err=out)
        line = None
        pattern = re.compile(r'(.* )(?:Server|Graal) VM \(build.*')
        for line in out.lines:
            m = pattern.match(line)
            if m:
                with open(join(jvmlibDir, 'vm.properties'), 'w') as fp:
                    # Modify VM name in `java -version` to be Graal along
                    # with a suffix denoting the commit of each Graal jar.
                    # For example:
                    # Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Graal:compiler_88847fb25d1a62977a178331a5e78fa5f8fcbb1a (build 25.71-b01-internal-jvmci-0.34, mixed mode)
                    print >> fp, 'name=' + m.group(1) + vmName
                line = True
                break
        if line is not True:
            mx.abort('Could not find "{}" in output of `java -version`:\n{}'.format(pattern.pattern, os.linesep.join(out.lines)))

        exe = join(dstJdk, 'bin', mx.exe_suffix('java'))
        with StdoutUnstripping(args=[], out=None, err=None, mapFiles=mapFiles) as u:
            mx.run([exe, '-XX:+BootstrapJVMCI', '-version'], out=u.out, err=u.err)
        if args.archive:
            mx.log('Archiving {}'.format(args.archive))
            create_archive(dstJdk, args.archive, basename(args.dest) + '/')
    else:
        mx.abort('Can only make GraalJDK for JDK 8 currently')
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def get_library_as_module(dep, jdk):
    """
    Converts a (modular or non-modular) jar library to a module descriptor.

    :param Library dep: a library dependency
    :param JDKConfig jdk: a JDK with a version >= 9 that can be used to describe the module
    :return: a module descriptor
    """
    assert dep.isLibrary()

    def is_valid_module_name(name):
        identRE = re.compile(r"^[A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9]*$")
        return all(identRE.match(ident) for ident in name.split('.'))

    if hasattr(dep, 'moduleName'):
        moduleName = dep.moduleName
    else:
        moduleName = jdk.get_automatic_module_name(dep.path)
        if not is_valid_module_name(moduleName):
            mx.abort(
                "Invalid identifier in automatic module name derived for library {}: {} (path: {})"
                .format(dep.name, moduleName, dep.path))
        dep.moduleName = moduleName

    modulesDir = mx.ensure_dir_exists(
        join(mx.primary_suite().get_output_root(), 'modules'))
    cache = join(modulesDir, moduleName + '.desc')
    fullpath = dep.get_path(resolve=True)
    save = False
    if not exists(cache) or mx.TimeStampFile(fullpath).isNewerThan(
            cache) or mx.TimeStampFile(__file__).isNewerThan(cache):
        out = mx.LinesOutputCapture()
        rc = mx.run([
            jdk.java, '--module-path', fullpath, '--describe-module',
            moduleName
        ],
                    out=out,
                    err=out,
                    nonZeroIsFatal=False)
        lines = out.lines
        if rc != 0:
            mx.abort(
                "java --describe-module {} failed. Please verify the moduleName attribute of {}.\n{}"
                .format(moduleName, dep.name, "\n".join(lines)))
        save = True
    else:
        with open(cache) as fp:
            lines = fp.read().splitlines()

    assert lines and lines[0].startswith(moduleName), (dep.name, moduleName,
                                                       lines)

    accepted_modifiers = set(['transitive'])
    requires = {}
    exports = {}
    provides = {}
    uses = set()
    packages = set()

    for line in lines[1:]:
        parts = line.strip().split()
        assert len(parts) >= 2, '>>>' + line + '<<<'
        if parts[0:2] == ['qualified', 'exports']:
            parts = parts[1:]
        a = parts[0]
        if a == 'requires':
            module = parts[1]
            modifiers = parts[2:]
            requires[module] = set(m for m in modifiers
                                   if m in accepted_modifiers)
        elif a == 'exports':
            source = parts[1]
            if len(parts) > 2:
                assert parts[2] == 'to'
                targets = parts[3:]
            else:
                targets = []
            exports[source] = targets
        elif a == 'uses':
            uses.update(parts[1:])
        elif a == 'contains':
            packages.update(parts[1:])
        elif a == 'provides':
            assert len(parts) >= 4 and parts[2] == 'with'
            service = parts[1]
            providers = parts[3:]
            provides.setdefault(service, []).extend(providers)
        else:
            mx.abort('Cannot parse module descriptor line: ' + str(parts))
    packages.update(exports.keys())

    if save:
        try:
            with open(cache, 'w') as fp:
                fp.write('\n'.join(lines) + '\n')
        except IOError as e:
            mx.warn('Error writing to ' + cache + ': ' + str(e))
            os.remove(cache)

    return JavaModuleDescriptor(moduleName,
                                exports,
                                requires,
                                uses,
                                provides,
                                packages,
                                jarpath=fullpath)