Archie Cobbs wrote:
C. Brian Jones wrote:
thought folks wanted to not abuse it too much. Another
option perhaps
even in addition to is to simply add these to standard classpath
specific system properties at startup for use via
System.getProperty()?
That's a good idea... and a more
was configured with the
appropriate options.
I was thinking that the easiest way to do this would be to add a
boolean variable to the Configuration class.
Besides --enable-portable-native-sync, the other config flags whose
values I'd want to check are:
--enable-jni
--enable-load-library
and possibly
Steven Augart wrote:
Besides --enable-portable-native-sync, the other config flags whose
values I'd want to check are:
--enable-jni
--enable-load-library
and possibly
--enable-gtk-peer
Are there any thoughts on the best way to do this?
How about including all
Archie Cobbs wrote:
[...]
How about including all the build options in the Configuration class?
public class Configuration {
public static final String BUILD_OPTIONS = {
--enable-jni, --enable-load-library, ...
};
...
}
Perhaps we could include even the build
Steven Augart wrote:
How about including all the build options in the Configuration class?
public class Configuration {
public static final String BUILD_OPTIONS = {
--enable-jni, --enable-load-library, ...
};
...
}
Perhaps we could include even the
On Tue, 2004-04-06 at 17:56, Archie Cobbs wrote:
Steven Augart wrote:
How about including all the build options in the Configuration class?
public class Configuration {
public static final String BUILD_OPTIONS = {
--enable-jni, --enable-load-library, ...
};
C. Brian Jones wrote:
On Tue, 2004-04-06 at 17:56, Archie Cobbs wrote:
Agreed.. in general more info is better. E.g., why not also throw in
the output of uname -a, the classpath version, etc.
The classpath version is already present in the Configuration class,
but I don't quite see what you'd
C. Brian Jones wrote:
thought folks wanted to not abuse it too much. Another option perhaps
even in addition to is to simply add these to standard classpath
specific system properties at startup for use via System.getProperty()?
That's a good idea... and a more Java-centric approach.
-Archie
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