Hi,
On Fri, 2002-03-08 at 17:53, Eric Blake wrote:
> Someone with a little more autoconf knowledge than me should figure out
> how to make the default command-line arguments to Jikes include an
> explicit -bootclasspath to override any environment variable. The
> cleanest way to guarantee that J
Mark Wielaard wrote:
>
> It came in with this commit although the changelog entry does
> not mention it, so you probably comitted from the wrong working
> directory:
>
> 2002-03-07 Eric Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> * java/lang/String.java: Improve Javadoc and formatting.
>
>>How long before this work will be finished? Would it be possible to
>>create stubs from your code at the moment? If yes, then please send them
>>to me and I will do it and check them in so the tree at least builds
>>again.
>>
>
> I'll check my stub classes in now.
Hmm.. after reading that the
Hi,
On Fri, 2002-03-08 at 21:36, Eric Blake wrote:
> But I am not planning on committing anything which will break
> the build.
It came in with this commit although the changelog entry does
not mention it, so you probably comitted from the wrong working
directory:
2002-03-07 Eric Blak
On Fri, Mar 08, 2002 at 01:43:49PM -0800, Wes Biggs wrote:
>
> >>How long before this work will be finished? Would it be possible to
> >>create stubs from your code at the moment? If yes, then please send them
> >>to me and I will do it and check them in so the tree at least builds
> >>again.
> >
> > > How should we build Classpath without regex?
> >
> > I think the short answer right now is that Classpath doesn't support
> > regex, so those classes would have to come from rt.jar.
>
> Please no. Classpath is now at a point that it can be compiled with
> only free tools. Please keep it t
Mark Wielaard wrote:
>
>
> Please no. Classpath is now at a point that it can be compiled with
> only free tools. Please keep it that way. I think the String changes
> should not have been checked in.
No String changes that depend on java.util.regex were checked in. My
conversation started bec
Hi,
On Fri, 2002-03-08 at 20:15, Wes Biggs wrote:
> John Leuner wrote:
> >>they didn't appear in Classpath, and gave me a clean compile even though
> >>I was expecting failure (because I referenced java.util.regex, which is
> >>not yet in Classpath).
> >
> > How should we build Classpath without
> >>they didn't appear in Classpath, and gave me a clean compile even though
> >>I was expecting failure (because I referenced java.util.regex, which is
> >>not yet in Classpath).
> >
> >How should we build Classpath without regex?
>
> I think the short answer right now is that Classpath doesn't
John Leuner wrote:
>>they didn't appear in Classpath, and gave me a clean compile even though
>>I was expecting failure (because I referenced java.util.regex, which is
>>not yet in Classpath).
>
> How should we build Classpath without regex?
I think the short answer right now is that Classpath d
> I ran into a problem when compiling with Jikes. I had set the
> environment variable BOOTCLASSPATH to Sun's rt.jar, so that I could use
> jikes as a dropin replacement to javac, without specifying -classpath,
> for regular Java files (ie. not from the Classpath project). When I
> back went to
I ran into a problem when compiling with Jikes. I had set the
environment variable BOOTCLASSPATH to Sun's rt.jar, so that I could use
jikes as a dropin replacement to javac, without specifying -classpath,
for regular Java files (ie. not from the Classpath project). When I
back went to compile Cl
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