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>> Project gt2-main is missing required source folder:
>> 'target/generated-sources/jjtree-javacc'
>>
> Hum, this is because you never did a full build with maven before (or
> cleaned the build).
As a side note, we could get ride of this plugin in two ways:
1) Do we still need the javacc generated classes, or is it just legacy?
They appears in main and I'm not familiar with them, so I can't speak.
2) If we still need the javacc generated classes, then it would be nice
to switch to the "official" maven javacc plugin. The maven javacc plugin
didn't existed (or didn't worked) at the time I started the switch from
Maven 1 to Maven 2, which is which I wrote this jjtree-javacc thing. But
now that there is a Maven-supported javacc plugin, we should probably
throw our jjtree-javacc beast to trash and adopt the Maven's one instead.
However I believe that the Maven's one is used in a slightly different
way, so a little bit of investigation and experiment are probably
required in order to make the switch.
Martin
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