----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Nordlund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, September 29, 2000 11:16 AM Subject: Problems with the javac task.
> Hi all, > > I had some serious problems when compiling some code. > > I had quite a lot of broken code which didnt compile that > I was about to merge with some other stuff ................ > > I also had at least SOME code that compiled in the same tree. > > When I used jdk 1.3.0 from ibm I got NOTHING output in my > destination directory. When I switched to jdk 1.2.2 from sun > I got the working files output to the destination directory as expected. > I didnt manage to create a small example which illustrates the behaviour > described above. > Has anyone got a clue to what is going on? If you use the -verbose or -debug switch when calling ant you should get a listing of what files ant considers for compilation and what the commandline used for compilation looks like If I point my JDK 1.3 (on Windows) to the java-files you included it will compile A.class and B.class iff the directory where the java-files are in are included in the class-path. So in general I would expect Ant to compile class A and B in your scenario. Nico
