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On Sat, 11 Mar 2006 21:51:03 +0100 |
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Hanno Meyer-Thurow <h.mth@×××.de> wrote: |
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> I splitted dev-java/gcj to dev-java/gcj-jdk for Java wrappers. |
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Some annoying issues solved more or less. |
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> I dropped my ecj compiler adapter and gnu rmic adapter. |
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I readded a native ecj compiler adapter. I copied the extJavac |
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one where no switches need to be set. Ant does the magic. |
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> I use java-gcj-compat in that gcj-jdk package to get a tools.jar. |
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> In that jar is only a wrapper for rmic. As ant compiler I use a |
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> gcj-javac compiler-config that sets -Dbuild.compiler=extJava |
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> which you can set in /etc/java-config-2/build/compilers.conf. |
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I use again my native ecj binary from eclipse-ecj |
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> And if my evil lib/libjawt.so -> lib/libgcjawt.so link does the trick |
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> I can drop my gcjawt hacks. |
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It seems to work. |
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> Why I do not use tools.jar for default ant compiler? |
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> I would like, hell, I would like... |
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> ....have a look at it and fix it. :) |
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> Thanks! |
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I have no clue how to use it properly. |
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At least dev-java/gcj-jdk uses java-gcj-compat. |
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So you guys can fiddle with it. |
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I just try to ignore it as much as possible. ;) |
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> So far... |
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Important changes in detail: |
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eclipse-ecj: |
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* add gcj useflag, |
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drop java-nativeonly, java-native-bin useflags |
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* gcj useflag: build ecj.jar and native binary |
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gjdoc: |
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* add gcj useflag |
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* drop java-native-bin useflag |
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* gcj useflag: build native binary |
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gcj-jdk: |
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* use java-gcj-compat |
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* drop com.sun...Main |
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(ecj wrapper / it is just troublesome) |
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* use rmic wrapper |
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(as Java code in tools.jar, ant recognizes it) |
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-> it fails because of grmic's classpath issue?! |
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ant-core: |
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* add nativeEcj Compiler Adapter |
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(a copy of extJavac Compiler Adapter, ant does the magic) |
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* gcj useflag: build with native ecj |
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swt: |
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* drop gcjawt hack |
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eclipse-sdk: |
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* forgot to drop the hack, soon... |
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I forgot to fix some DEPENDs and whatever. |
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Will be fixed ... |
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My gcj overlay is here |
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http://geki.ath.cx/hacks/gcj-overlay-2.tar.bz2 |
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There are some patches for gentoo-java-experimental overlay |
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to cut down my overlay for gcj. |
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http://geki.ath.cx/hacks/ |
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There are patches for: azureus, jessie and swt |
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I would like to see bcprov bumped to 1.31. |
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However, ... |
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> Regards, |
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> Hanno |
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