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Andrew Cowie wrote: |
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> I've been trying to bump the gnu-classpath ebuild to 0.96.1, but I'm |
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> running into some problems. Part of the issue may be building it with |
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> Sun javac. Is it possible to force an ebuild to use a non-system (or, if |
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> you will, non-default) compiler? |
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> AfC |
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> Sydney |
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In src_compile, you can use: |
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java-pkg_force-compiler <compiler goes here> |
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Although, I think this would only affect ant builds. To affect make based stuff, it depends on how it is determining javac to use. |
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* It might be using a JAVAC variable. Setting JAVAC="<compiler executable goes here>" should solve it. |
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* It might just be calling javac, and just using whatever is found on the path. I'm not sure if we have a reasonable way of addressing this particular case. |
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Joshua Nichols |
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http://technicalpickles.com |
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