Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On Fri, 17 Nov 2006, Geir Magnusson, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We use ECJ all the time from our ant scripts - there's no need for
anything special for ant, IIRC - just drop the ecj.jar into the
ant/lib and set it as the compiler. I can forward an example if
need be.
Ok, in a Gump context that means you'd need to treat ecj.jar the same
way as tools.jar in a Gump run on a Sun VM. And you must set the
build.compiler property.
Our javac (like all of our tools) is a binary executable launcher
that invokes our VM that uses ecj, which I don't think solves
your... wait - gump is python right?
That doesn't matter much.
For the projects running Ant a combination of ecj.jar and
build.compiler will do fine. But for the shell script bootstrapping
Ant and some of the projects which fork an external compiler Gump will
need a javac like executable.
Got it. thx
geir
Stefan
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