> > The default value of the debuglevel attribute for the javac task is
> > ":none". The result of the following task are therfore classes
> without
> > any debug info:
> >
> > <javac srcdir="${dir.source}"
> > destdir="${dir.class}"
> > debug="on">
> > </javac>
> >
> > With ant1.4.x you get the desired debug info. Hence I suggest
> changing
> > the default for debuglevel to "", i.e. all debug info.
> >
>
> If what stefan says is right, then we have another bug. we should set
> the
> debuglevel attr to be compatible either with ant1.4 or ant1.3.
>
I ran some tests on the problem and couldn't reproduce it, looking at
the source code indicated that the example above *does* produce debug
info as expected. However, the documentation still claims something
wrong:
>From the javadoc on Javac.setDebugLevel():
* This will be ignored by all implementations except modern
* and classic(ver >= 1.2). Legal values are none or a
* comma-separated list of the following keywords: lines, vars,
* and source. If debuglevel is not specified, by default, :none
* will be appended to -g. If debug is not turned on, this
attribute
* will be ignored.
should instead read:
* This will be ignored by all implementations except modern
* and classic(ver >= 1.2). Legal values are none or a
* comma-separated list of the following keywords: lines, vars,
* and source. If debug is turned on and debuglevel is not
* specified, by default, nothing ("") will be appended to -g
* (causing all debug info to be created). If debug is not
* turned on, this attribute will be ignored.
The same applies to the task documentation.
Thanks,
Stefan
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