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Knut Anders Hatlen updated DERBY-4845:
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Attachment: d4845-jsr169-nonoptional.diff
d4845-jsr169-nonoptional.diff addresses another issue in the build scripts.
Earlier, the JSR-169 specific parts were optional, but now they're always
built. However, the build scripts still model the old world, by compiling the
mandatory parts first and the (previously) optional parts last. This adds to
the complexity of the scripts, and also causes some redundancies (because some
of the previously optional targets are now dependencies of the mandatory
targets, but the optional targets are still invoked explicitly later in the
build process).
The patch merges the optional targets with the non-optional ones, so that they
get compiled in one go. It also removes the target that rewrites
modules.properties for J2ME support, since that information could now be
hard-coded in modules.properties.
I ran the regression tests successfully on both Java 6 and phoneME.
> Improve the dependency tracking for our build targets
> -----------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: DERBY-4845
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-4845
> Project: Derby
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Build tools
> Affects Versions: 10.8.1.2
> Reporter: Rick Hillegas
> Attachments: check-build.ksh, d4845-buildbreak.diff,
> d4845-iapi-brokered-callable-stmt.diff, d4845-iapi-brokered-connection.diff,
> d4845-iapi-dependablefinder.diff, d4845-iapi-exception-util.diff,
> d4845-iapi-nodefactory-getnode.diff, d4845-iapi-readOnlyUpgrade.diff,
> d4845-iapi-resultsetstatistics.diff, d4845-iapi-slimmer-nodefactory.diff,
> d4845-iapi-statementnode.diff, d4845-iapi-stmt-isClosed.diff,
> d4845-iapi-unused-imports.diff, d4845-jsr169-nonoptional.diff,
> derby-4845-01-aa-removeParserPrep, derby-4845-02-aa-flipUtilsAndTypes.diff,
> tools-i18n.diff
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> Derby is supposed to have an incremental build. That is, if you change a
> file, then the following command should recompile the file:
> ant all
> There are several places in the graph of Derby build targets where this is
> not true. If you change a file in certain packages, a subsequent "ant all"
> won't notice the change. This issue is a place where we can track these bugs.
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