This fork of the JDK contains type annotations for pluggable type-checking.
It does not contain annotations for certain files (because annotations in them cause build failures, especially in the interim builds):
- the jdk.rmic module
- objectweb/asm files
- src/java.base/share/classes/java/time/*
- src/jdk.compiler/share/classes/com/sun/tools/javac/*
Annotations for classes that exist in JDK version X but were removed later appear in jdkX.astub files, such as jdk11.astub, in repository https://github.com/typetools/checker-framework/ .
See file azure-pipelines.yml. Briefly:
bash configure --disable-warnings-as-errors --with-jtreg
make jdk
You might need to change --with-jtreg to one of these:
--with-jtreg=/usr/share/jtreg
--with-jtreg=$HOME/bin/install/jtreg
We welcome pull requests that add new annotations or correct existing ones. Thanks in advance for your contributions!
When adding annotations, please annotate an entire file at a time, and add an
@AnnotatedFor annotation on the class declaration. The rationale is explained
at https://checkerframework.org/manual/#library-tips-fully-annotate .
The typetools:jdk fork is not up to date with respect to openjdk:jdk (the
current OpenJDK version). The typetools:jdk fork contains all commits through
the release of JDK 20 (that is, the last commit that is in both openjdk:jdk and
in openjdk:jdk20u):
https://github.com/typetools/jdk/commit/d562d3fcbe22a0443037c5b447e1a41401275814
The typetools:jdk fork is an ancestor of JDK release forks such as typetools:jdk17u. The typetools:jdk fork may not compile, because the commit of openjdk:jdk on which it is based may not compile, due to changes to tools such as compilers. Repositories such as jdk11u, jdk17u, and jdk20u have been updated and do compile.
This fork's annotations are pulled into those repositories, in order to build an annotated JDK. We do not write annotations in (say) typetools:jdk20u, because it would be painful to get them into typetools:jdk21u due to subsequent commits.
If a pull request is failing with a merge conflict in jdk17u, first
update jdk17u from its upstreams, using the directions in section
"The typetools/jdk17u repository" below.
If that does not resolve the issue, then do the following in a clone of the
branch of jdk whose pull request is failing.
BRANCH=`git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD`
URL=`git config --get remote.origin.url`
SLUG=${URL#*:}
ORG=${SLUG%/*}
JDK17DIR=../jdk17u-fork-$ORG-branch-$BRANCH
JDK17URL=`echo "$URL" | sed 's/jdk/jdk17u/'`
echo BRANCH=$BRANCH
echo URL=$URL
echo JDK17DIR=$JDK17DIR
echo JDK17URL=$JDK17URL
if [ -d $JDK17DIR ] ; then
(cd $JDK17DIR && git pull)
else
git clone $JDK17URL $JDK17DIR && (cd $JDK17DIR && (git checkout $BRANCH || git checkout -b $BRANCH))
fi
cd $JDK17DIR
git pull $URL $BRANCH
Manual step: resolve conflicts and complete the merge.
git push --set-upstream origin $BRANCH
Manual step: restart the pull request CI job.
After the pull request is merged to https://github.com/typetools/jdk, follow the instructions at https://github.com/typetools/jdk17u to update jdk17u, taking guidance from the merge done in the fork of jdk17u to resolve conflicts. Then, discard the branch in the fork of jdk17u.
The java.base module contains a copy of the Checker Framework qualifiers (type annotations). To update that copy, run the command below from this directory:
(cd $CHECKERFRAMEWORK && rm -rf checker-qual/build/libs && ./gradlew :checker-qual:sourcesJar) && \
rm -f checker-qual.jar && \
cp -p $CHECKERFRAMEWORK/checker-qual/build/libs/checker-qual-*-sources.jar checker-qual.jar && \
(cd src/java.base/share/classes && rm -rf org/checkerframework && \
unzip ../../../../checker-qual.jar -x 'META-INF*' && \
rm -f org/checkerframework/checker/signedness/SignednessUtilExtra.java && \
chmod -R u+w org/checkerframework) && \
jar tf checker-qual.jar | grep '\.java$' | sed 's/\/[^/]*\.java/;/' | sed 's/\//./g' | sed 's/^/ exports /' | sort | uniq
The result of the command will be a list of export lines.
Replace the existing export lines present in
src/java.base/share/classes/module-info.java with the newly-generated list of
exports. If no new packages were added, then there are likely going to be no
changes to the module-info.java file.
Commit the changes, including the changed top-level checker-qual.jar file.
The typetools/jdk17u repository is a merge of openjdk/jdk17u and typetools/jdk.
That is, it is a fork of openjdk/jdk17u, with Checker Framework type annotations.
Do not edit the typetools/jdk17u repository.
Make changes in the typetools/jdk repository.
(Note that this README file appears in both the typetools/jdk and typetools/jdk17u repositories!)
To update jdk17u from its upstreams:
cd jdk17u
git pull
git pull https://github.com/openjdk/jdk17u.git
git pull https://github.com/typetools/jdk.git
Whenever a new Java release is made, this repository should be updated to pull in more commits from upstream. Here are some commands to run when updating to JDK ${VER}.
Fork into typetools: https://github.com/openjdk/jdk${VER}u
Clone jdk${VER}u repositories into, say, $t/libraries/ .
Determine the last commit in both openjdk:jdk and in openjdk:jdk${VER}u:
run git log --graph | tac on both and find the common prefix.
last_common_commit=d562d3fcbe22a0443037c5b447e1a41401275814
cd $t/libraries
git clone -- git@github.com:openjdk/jdk.git jdk-fork-openjdk-commit-${last_common_commit}
cd jdk-fork-openjdk-commit-${last_common_commit}
git reset --hard ${last_common_commit}
cd $t/libraries/jdk-fork-${USER}-branch-jdk${VER}
git pull ../jdk-fork-openjdk-commit-${last_common_commit}
The goal of this repository is to write Checker Framework annotations in
JDK source code. In order to compile, it is necessary that definitions of
those annotations are available -- in a module such as java.base, or on the
classpath. I tried putting them in java.base (which worked for JDK 11),
but I wasn't able to make that work for JDK 17.
The remainder of this file is the README.md from openjdk/jdk.
For build instructions please see the online documentation, or either of these files:
- doc/building.html (html version)
- doc/building.md (markdown version)
See https://openjdk.java.net/ for more information about the OpenJDK Community and the JDK.