OpenSolaris

1. Community: Tools
   1. Announcements
   2. Sun Studio Downloads
      1. Sun Studio 11 Downloads
      2. Sun Studio 11-- Previous Downloads
      3. Sun Studio 10 Downloads
      4. Sun Studio Getting Started
      5. Sun Studio FAQs
      6. Sun Studio Support
      7. Sun Studio 11 License
      8. Sun Studio 10 License
      9. Sun Studio 11 Special SPARC Instructions for Build 88
   3. GCC
      1. Current Status
      2. Bug Fixing Notes
      3. Build Instructions
      4. ONNV Policy
      5. Background and Rationale
      6. Shadow Compilation
      7. Important Notes
   4. Build/Install OpenSolaris (Part 1)
   5. Build/Install OpenSolaris (Part 2)
   6. Downloads
   7. Dynamic Linking
   8. Discussions
   9. News
   10. Blogs
   11. Events
   12. Leaders
   13. Observers
   14. Files
   15. OpenSolaris Source Code Management
       1. SCM hosting implementation specification
       2. SCM console specification
       3. DSCM Requirements Document
       4. Evaluation Plan
       5. Candidate Evaluation Form
       6. OpenSolaris DSCM Evaluation: Mercurial
       7. OpenSolaris DSCM Evaluation: Bzr (Interim Report)
       8. Source Code Management for OpenSolaris: MILESTONES
       9. SCM Project History
       10. How To Use SVN Repositories
       11. How To Use Mercurial (hg) Repositories
       12. ON SCM-Related Tools
       13. How To Transition from Teamware to Mercurial
           1. Mercurial work flow
2. Source Code Management Downloads
3. Mercurial Tools

OpenSolaris Community: Tools

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Community Observers

• OpenGrok
  
• SCM Migration Project
  
• Website
  

OpenSolaris Tools

The Tools community welcomes individuals interested in the implementation of infrastructure used to build and manage OpenSolaris. This infrastructure includes compilers, source managers and browsers, and OpenSolaris-specific development, build, and install tools (like wx, cw, and bfu). In many cases, these tools implement externally-defined decisions or processes (such as the choices of compilers or the integration process); this community is implementation-focused, and is not the appropriate place to discuss changes to these high-level processes. If you're interested in that discussion, the Community Advisory Board is the place to go.

• Sun Studio Developer Tools

• GCC Compilers

• Building and Installing OpenSolaris: Part 1, Part 2

• Dynamic Linking

• OpenSolaris Source Code Management

Announcements

24 Sep 2005	Updated: Get the latest Sun Studio Tools for OpenSolaris!
23 Sep 2005	GCC project gate sources updated to build 22
22 Jun 2005	GCC project gate sources now available
14 Jun 2005	Sun Studio 10 software for the OpenSolaris Community

Blogs

rie - Direct Binding - the -zdirect/-Bdirect options, and probing

Jul 21, 4:00 PM

In a previous posting I introduced the use of direct bindings within the OSNet consolidation. A comment to this posting questioned the difference between the two options -z direct and -B direct , and ...

rie - Direct Binding - now the default for OSNet components

May 14, 11:48 AM

Direct Binding refers to a symbol search and binding model that has been available in Solaris for quite some time. See Library Bindings . At runtime, a symbol reference from an object must be located ...

koberoi - Intel invests into Solaris / OpenSolaris Developer Community

May 8, 8:30 AM

As part of the Sun Microsystems and Intel partnership, the two companies have collaborated to bring support for the open source Threading Building Blocks (TBB) to the Solaris Operating System (OS) ...

wesolows - OGB endorsements

Mar 12, 9:48 AM

A few people have asked how I'm voting in this year's elections. Here, then, are my endorsements: OGB: John Sonnenschein Brian Gupta Joerg Schilling Ben Rockwood Stephen Lau Al Hopper Questions: No No

koberoi - Introduction to LAMP on Solaris (aka Solaris + AMP && SAMP)

Mar 4, 10:42 AM

A colleague of mine, Carl Ray, just announced his Take 10 Net Talk on Solaris + AMP. It is a high-level introduction to our AMP offering on Solaris . This is integrated in the Solaris Express ...