>>>>> "Mark" == Mark Wielaard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mark> Attached is the simplest way I saw to fix this for now. It
Mark> does mean that the resulting script is called jarsigner.sh, not
Mark> jarsigner.
Two ways to fix this:
1. Name the file 'jarsigner' in the source tree.
2. Have a 'jarsigner' rule like:
jarsigner: jarsigner.sh
cp $(srcdir)/jarsigner.sh jarsigner
Mark> But it would probably be nice to have jarsigner compiled to a
Mark> native executable when gcj is found so no script is necessary in that
Mark> case.
IMO it would be more appropriate to keep this code as a separate
thing in the libgcj build.
Also IMO, it is worth considering having a single generic launch
script (or application using JNI?) which we re-use for all the tools.
Tom
