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# The following modules must be defined in the input modules.config files
platform.boot.module = jdk.boot
platform.base.module = jdk.base

# ClassAnalyzer will create the platform.jdk.module and platform.jre.module
# when analyzing the jdk.

platform.jdk.module = jdk
platform.jre.module = jdk.jre
platform.jre.tools.module = jdk.tools.jre

# For legacy support:
# platform.legacy.module = jdk.legacy


#
# supported properties of a module
#   <module-name>.allow.empty
#   <module-name>.alias
#   <module-name>.modules.list - print an ordered list of its required modules
#

jdwp.allow.empty =  true

jdk.modules.list = true
jdk.jre.modules.list = true
jdk.base.modules.list = true
jdk.tools.base.modules.list = true