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Easiest is to use the Ant Configure task I created.
It will automatically
generate the build files for you. Haven't tested it
with jikes though, so
I'll be glad if you could do that.
there Friday (v 0.94) has a modified build.xml file
in the support directory
and works around a problem of the -sourcepath
variable used for invoking
a Java2 compiler (awaiting a response from one of
the developers...).
Be sure to run the setup target on the highest
level.
Regards,
Michael.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday 20 December 2000
15:40
Subject: jikes and ant
Has anyone used jikes and ant together. I know jikes
automatically creates
Makefiles and checks for dependencies during
compilation. I was wondering
how jikes could be used along with ant to
achieve the compilation of a
project without writing build.xml at each
level of package directory.
The directory structure is
:
lib/
classes/
src/
com/
company/
pk1/
a.java
b.java
pk1a/
c.java
pk2/
d.java
Note each indentation shows directory level.
I would like to
have a build.xml at the top level i.e. at src directory
which will then
call jikes to compile everything under com --- which will in
turn generate
the Makefiles and compile them. Has anyone done such a
thing ----- can
someone give me some idea on how to solve this problem ---
may be a snippet
of build.xml would definitely help.
Also is there any GUI version of
the Ant tool available for
public?
Cheers,
Sibon
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