On Friday 14 November 2008 11:41:12 Andy Clement wrote: > Eclipse will do incremental builds for you. Ant will not normally do > incremental builds unless you ask. In order to do an optimized incremental > build we must maintain knowledge of what aspects are defined and how they > are effecting the types - in order for that state to be long lived, the Ant > process is long lived and you interact with it by pressing 'r' to cause > incremental builds whenever you need one. If you click into the console > view I believe you can pass an 'r' keypress to Ant - although I've never > tried it as I never use incremental Ant mode - do you really need it when > you have Eclipse doing incremental builds for you?
Ok, I understand now. I don't need it really, but since I use ant to deploy and recompile my projects, I usually compile projects with ant within eclipse in order to check if the build script fails or not (can be used to deploy/install). This is why I'd like more to keep incremental build, but since I got it's not really possible I will use the eclipse builder. Thanks, Luca _______________________________________________ aspectj-users mailing list [email protected] https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/aspectj-users
