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Subject: [drlvm][build] exclude files for kernel tests
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I just checked in a change to the drlvm test system that uses external 
exclude files, delineated by platform.  (I just realized that I need to 
also separate by jit/opt/int as well, as we have that distinction on 
x86_64 linux.  I'll do that in a sec)

The idea is that in make/excludes are files for each os/arch and soon 
jit.  It uses the same nomenclature as in classlib, and in fact the 
build now 'reaches over' and imports the properties.xml file from 
classlib build so we don't have more than open copy of that code around.

Note that these tokens are different than what we'd using in DRLVM 
traditionally, but we need to converge and this is a first, harmless 
step.  I'll be slowly trying to switch DRLVM over to that token set for 
arch and OS.

I've tested on linux x86 and now testing on x86_64.  if someone could 
simply give it a whirl on windows, I'd be mighty obliged

geir