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Posted to dev@ant.apache.org by Gl...@ansett.com.au on 2000/08/03 02:47:40 UTC
Re: Jikes problems
GS> I have the latest as far as I know. The missing files it's
GS> complaining about are my projects files not the standard java
GS> library. It seems something to do with the dependency checking.
SB> Looks like the sourcepath part doesn't get added correctly. Could you
SB> please do a fresh compile with -verbose and send the output of the
SB> javac task here - especially lines starting with "Dropping from
SB> classpath: "?
SB> Oh and yes, please make sure you have the version I've committed about
SB> 15 hours ago as this one fixes a problem with relative paths if your
SB> project's basedir and the current working directory are different.
Sorry it's taken a while to get back to you on this.
I get a slightly different problem now. It hangs after a number of errors about
missing classes.
Also I get the following warning at the start:
The file "src\java" is not a valid directory. Needless to say it is valid.
I am compiling a rather large set of files. Almost 2000.
-- Glen
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Re: Jikes problems
Posted by Stefan Bodewig <bo...@bost.de>.
>>>>> "GS" == Glen Stampoultzis <Gl...@ansett.com.au> writes:
GS> The file "src\java" is not a valid directory. Needless to say it
GS> is valid.
Your working directory had been different from the project's basedir
if memory serves right.
Could you please try again with the changes I've made a few minutes
ago. The original code didn't care about working directories at all
while the one in CVS right now uses the new execution framework.
It's just a quick hack, the cleaner solution should follow on Monday -
if I'm on the right track that is.
Stefan