Daniel John Debrunner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'm trying to figure out when one of my derby codelines compiles with > LineNumber tables and one without. They have identical ant.properties > files that I use to build, with sane=false. Compling an individual file > shows the -g:none flag being used in both cases, but I end up with class > files of vastly different sizes from an: > > ant clobber > ant all > > In the bigger classes I can dump the raw format and see the line number > table is in there, in the smaller ones it seems to be missing. E.g. > > First codeline > > 2746 PermissionsCatalogRowFactory.class > > Second codeline > > 2116 PermissionsCatalogRowFactory.class > > If I remove PermissionsCatalogRowFactory.class and recompile just using > ant from the top level then it reverts to 2116 bytes in the first codeline. > > Doing a ant clobber followed by an ant -verbose all in the first > codeline reveals this as the only entry for that class. > > [javac] > org\apache\derby\impl\sql\catalog\PermissionsCatalogRowFactory.java > omitted as > org/apache/derby/impl/sql/catalog/PermissionsCatalogRowFactory.class is > up to date. > > So I assume something else is compiling it indirectly with a different > -g flag, that doesn't match my sane=false setting, any ideas?
Don't you have to set debug=true/false as well? Insane with line numbers: ant -Dsane=false -Ddebug=true Insane without line numbers: ant -Dsane=false -Ddebug=false Sane with line numbers: ant -Dsane=true -Ddebug=true Sane without line numbers: ant -Dsane=true -Ddebug=false -- Knut Anders
