I have been seeking a way to remove assert statements from source code (... a copy of the source code, of course ...) so that I can compile JVM1.1 compatible class files. The JDK1.4 compiler will only generate JVM1.1 class files from source code without assert statements, alas. So I've been thinking about how this might be done using Ant.
Is there a way to do this already, or do I need to write a task (a MatchingTask) that operates like 'copy', albeit with the additional function of stripping asserts?
A related but different activity that I'm interested in is to remove Log4J debugging from my code using some Ant task. [There is some debate about leaving the Log4J in place, vs removing it. Without entering that debate, suffice it to say there may be some (rare) instances where it helps to remove the Log4J code.] Is there a known way to do this, or is this something else I might need to develop?
Regards,
Rick
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