In gmk/config.mk is written that path to JDK needs only to be set if JDK is not in the standard installation path. This is wrong. On Windows98 with JDK1.3 I set JDK version variable to 1.3 (as this is a must in config.mk) and left the jdk path commented as it is wanted by config.mk. I cannot compile though JDK is in /jdk1.3. Then I removed the # and changed 1.2.2 in the path to 1.3. This works. Seems that the path is not made up of the jdk version variable but fixed somewhere.
