I thought about the issue, then hacked a bit and
the result seems to be quite edible:
* spec.{jdbc1,jdbc2,jdbc2e} files which describe
contents of different driver editions. So main
Makefile is very straightforward.
* make builds all source in one go, thus:
. avoids hell when old .jar is in classpath
. now it uses javac/jikes internal dependency trancing,
so make does not need to know anything about project's
internal dependencies. For make, jar files
depend directly on source.
. it is faster
* driver type is researched in configure, which is the
right place for it.
* ant.cfg in src/interfaces/jdbc, which is made with
'make ant.cfg'. After that the Ant is completely
standalone. Without ant.cfg the Ant needs to be
called from Makefile. Whether Ant should be completely
dropped I do not know, ATM this seemed to be best way.
Not done:
- CORBA examples and tests does not build here, so
those must be tested by someone else.
- Did not touch contrib/retep, IMHO it can stay as it is.
- have not tested if JDBC1 builds
- tested only with jdk1.3, jikes 1.14
Not my call:
- Whether to apply this, whether to keep Ant, this or both...
Comments? Volunteers for testing?
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marko
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