Tom Tromey writes: > I'm checking this in. > > We wanted to add a gcjh compatibility tool, and since it required some > minor refactoring in javah, it seemed best to keep this in the > Classpath tree.
The gcjh compatibility tool isn't compatible. It writes its output file to the wrong place. Say, for example, we're in a directory called com/lowagie/text/pdf. We then execute gcjh --classpath=. AcroFields -force the old gcjh writes AcroFields.h to the current working directory, but your new gcjh compatibility tool writes to ./com/lowagie/text/pdf/AcroFields.h This breaks real-world gcj makefiles. This is preventing the only outstanding gcj dependency in Fedora from building. Andrew.
