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From: Gaurav O. <go...@ri...> - 2002-02-22 02:21:37
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I think this change broke something. I'm in the process of setting up DrJava on my machine so that it builds. After downloading the source (recent enough to include this update) and installing all necessary programs, I ran "ant compile" in the 'util' directory. It spat out the following error: ------------------ [goberoi@shiva util]$ ant compile Buildfile: build.xml BUILD FAILED /home/goberoi/school/comp312/sf/src/edu/rice/cs/util/build.xml:14: taskdef class edu.rice.cs.util.ant.TstampGMT cannot be found Total time: 1 second ------------------ Any ideas? Gaurav On Thu, 2002-02-21 at 09:59, Brian Stoler wrote: > OK, I figured out that the default ant Tstamp task does not commit to > using any particular time zone. This is bad. > > To get around this, I wrote my own time stamping task that always uses > GMT. One consequence of this is that I had to update build-common.xml, > which is not usually updated when you do "ant update". (But it changes > infrequently enough that it's OK.) > > So, you'll all need to do the following, in this order: > > 1) cd util > 2) ant update compile > 3) cd .. > 4) cvs update build-common.xml > 5) cd drjava > 6) ant update compile > > That will do it. (Note that you need to update/compile util before > updating build-common.xml, since build-common references the new task I > created, which is in util!) > > Anyhow, now DrJava version stamps will always be in GMT, no matter what > machine it's set on. > > -brian > > > _______________________________________________ > drjava-hackers mailing list > drj...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/drjava-hackers > |