Hi Dalibor,
Hi Kiyo,
The '--with-gjdoc' option is good to specify whether we want to include gjdoc compiled class into rt.jar or not. But I'm afraid whether this is the way to go when one specifies '--with-rt-jar' option. Semantically, these two options may have orthogonal meaning, and the later may be used to specify "please don't invoke kjc (or jikes) while building kaffe-bin".
Is my understanding correct?
Mostly ;)
gjdoc classes reside in tools/gjdoc. They end up in their own gjdoc.jar. --with-rt-jar is there to help cross-compiling & bootstrapping. --with-gjdoc is there because not everyone may need a javadoc implementation. For example, debian ships gjdoc as a its own package.
gjdoc needs libxmlj. That library is currently not built by default, so gjdoc should not be built by default either. So cleaning that up was a part of the larger gmp-math & awt-implemenations, to only build the java libraries that are needed.
I could change it to --enable-gjdoc, if that would make it clearer.
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