Stefan,
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
Well, this is where I could test it as well (plus FreeBSD), but I'm always suprosed to see how many people prefer to run ant in Cygwin over ant.bat.
And lots of things in the ant script are due to Cygwin problems.
Many times, this is due to the use of spaces in paths. After all, spaces are very common in Windows paths but are really a pain to deal with in both batch and shell scripts.
Thanks. I'm currently patching the script to contain a modified version of the one in <http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10654>, maybe you better wait a few minutes (or I'll have to merge, no problem).
I just saw your commit. You used the same approach for CYGHOME as I was going to use for JIKESPATH: construct a different command depending on whether JIKESPATH is defined or not. Unfortunately, the script gets a little obtuse with 4 possible combinations of JIKESPATH and CYGHOME. Unfortunately, it is the best we have. Also, it is probably the only way to do it in the batch script ant.bat since you cannot put "=" characters in environment variables on Windows 95, 98, and ME.
No idea, I'm not using jikes on MacOS, but I'm sure Jon Stevens would catch it (most "if $darwin" stuff is his).
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I will leave the Mac OS X stuff alone for now. But I have been able to run the <javac> quite nicely without the JIKESPATH hack on my Mac OS X machine since the 10.0 release.
BTW, if you remove the "extraneous cd", the cd "$savedir" is obsolete as well, no?
Yes. This can be removed as well.
Stefan
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