>Am I correct in saying we can 'require' guavac for the build process?
>I mean Aaron's code depends on it and it allows us to avoid relying on
>proprietary code for the build.
My code only "requires" guavac because javac is written in java and tries to
use the java.io classes it is compiling as its own java.io runtime. Since
my java.io doesn't seem to work with the JDK, this causes an immediate
coredump. If we somehow make javac point at Sun's java.io during the
compile (which should be possible, I think) then that compiler would work
just fine. There is nothing guavac specific in my code. (We should
eventually include an autoconf test that detects the java compiler installed
on the build machine).
Also, I will try to put together instructions for building, installing, and
using java.io and java.net with Japhar soon.
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