"Kevin A. Burton" wrote:
> As an asside... I have always wanted a standard place to read java properties
> files instead of having to pass -D to the JVM.
The JDK has a few runtime config files such as font.properties, so we may eventually
want a mechanism like this. Perhaps we should consider generalizing it to extend to
system properties for all applications?
> Maybe we need to have an
> /etc/java.properties file that GJC has to read. Since -D won't work for
> statically compiled apps in GJC maybe this is the better way.
gcj can use -D. You can either compile properties into your executable on the gcj
command line, or use "gij" as a front end to your application and pass a -D argument
there.
regards
[ bryce ]
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