Brian Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Mark Wielaard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > We need to create stubs for them or just disable javax.swing in the > > lib/standard.omit file for now. > > I disabled javax.swing in standard.omit. Having trouble compiling the > java_nio.c recently added as well.
These compilation problems are an ongoing nuisance for Kissme Classpath builds. Our build process does a merge of GNU classpath (respecting the standard.omit file) with the Kissme VM classes. When someone checks in incomplete code, the Kissme Classpath compilation gives a bunch of errors to check. Unfortunately, we (John Leuner and myself) decided to track the recent changes to the Classpath VM API changes in the Kissme code base. This means we can't use the GNU Classpath 0.0.3 snapshot. At least, not without lots of back tracking and wasted effort. Anyhow, I ran into the latest javax.swing compilation problems myself. I tried leaving out javax.swing, but javax.accessibility depends on it. I tried leaving out javax.accessibility as well, but something in java.awt depends on it. (I can't remember exactly ... but it is a public interface.) Then I gave up. I don't know if Brian's additions to standard.omit fixes this. But that's not the point. The real point is that people checking in changes need take more care. It is not that hard to do a cvs update and compile cycle after doing a batch of commits. -- Steve _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
