Andrew McIntyre wrote: > > On Jul 27, 2005, at 6:55 AM, Daniel John Debrunner wrote: > >> When I build derby.jar in insane mode I always get a jar file that is >> around 2.9Mb whereas the released versions are about 2.1Mb. I've tracked >> it down to the fact my class files include the compiler debugging >> information from -g. > > > I figured out the original problem here. The ensuresanitystate target > was just calling the sane target to ensure that a state.properties file > was available. This was then read in by a different target shortly > thereafter, and sanity would be set to true. A short time after that, > it would then be regenerated by the state target and read in again, but > sanity was already set to true and Ant would not allow the property to > be overridden by the next load of state.properties. > > I've fixed this by conditionally calling the correct target in > ensuresanitystate, sane or insane, based on the value of the sane > variable.
Great, thanks Andrew, these changes worked for me. I now build derby.jar and its size is around 2.1Mb. Thanks again, Dan.
