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On Fri, Jan 09, 2004 at 09:44:38AM +0100, Eivind Tagseth wrote: |
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> > export JAVA=`java-config -J` |
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> > export CLASSPATH=`java-config -p commons-logging-1,bcel-0,junit-3` |
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> > ${JAVA} org.foobar.Main $* |
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> Just a comment: Normally, when I want the classpath for junit, I just |
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> want the classpath for junit. I don't remember which version or slot of |
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> junit I want. How about a mechanism for automatically choosing the latest |
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> slot if the slot is unspecified? Kind of like the way shared libraries |
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> work? |
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Naturally. |
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java-config would default to selecting the highest slot if none was |
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specified. |
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However, for libraries, it is usually the case that you have to program |
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against a particular 'series', as both ABIs and APIs tend to break with |
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major revisions. |
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Example: gtk 1.x vs gtk 2.x, |
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Kind regards, |
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Karl T |
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