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[javaCompiler-users] javaCompiler on Linux

[<no...@sm...>]

Hey Guys,

i=C2=B4m new to the list.
I wanted to try the javaCompiler package, because i think it is a great=20
tool.
But the 160MB-Version seems do be for Windows only. And i don=C2=B4t real=
ly=20
get along with the source version, which is labeled as platform=20
independent. There is no documentation to use the source package either=20
(or did i only not find it?).
So is there a way to user javaCompiler on Linux?

Thank you

Norman

Re: [javaCompiler-users] javaCompiler on Linux

[Marco T. <mt...@gm...>]

Hello Norman

Norman Rie=C3=9F wrote:
> Hey Guys,
>=20
> i=C2=B4m new to the list.
> I wanted to try the javaCompiler package, because i think it is a great=
=20
> tool.
> But the 160MB-Version seems do be for Windows only.

Yes, JavaCompiler is for Windows only. I'm still fighting with myself if=20
I should build a linux version too (needs pretty much time).


> And i don=C2=B4t really=20
> get along with the source version, which is labeled as platform=20
> independent.

The source is for the GUI frontend. It's in Java and uses SWT. It works=20
perfectly on linux (I used it myself a couple of times).
But the problem is that you can't do anything with the GUI alone. You=20
need GCC builds and precompiled utilities...


> There is no documentation to use the source package either=20
> (or did i only not find it?).

There is no documentation. What should be in there?


> So is there a way to user javaCompiler on Linux?

Yes and no.
You could compile the gccs and utilities yourself. The GUI would work.
Another thing you could do is donate to javaCompiler and thus influence=20
my decision wether to create a linux release or not ;-)


regards
Marco

Re: [javaCompiler-users] javaCompiler on Linux

[Norman <no...@sm...>]

On Mon, July 31, 2006 1:19 pm, Marco Trudel wrote:

>> There is no documentation to use the source package either
>> (or did i only not find it?).
>>
>
> There is no documentation. What should be in there?
>

Dunno, that wasn=B4t any critisism. I only wanted to express, that i do n=
ot
know how to deal with this package ;-).


>> So is there a way to user javaCompiler on Linux?
>>
>
> Yes and no.
> You could compile the gccs and utilities yourself. The GUI would work.
> Another thing you could do is donate to javaCompiler and thus influence
> my decision wether to create a linux release or not ;-)
>
>
> regards Marco
>

Well donation, ey...
Which kind of donation du you have in mind?

Regards
Norman

Re: [javaCompiler-users] javaCompiler on Linux

[Marco T. <mt...@gm...>]

Norman Rie=DF wrote:
> On Mon, July 31, 2006 1:19 pm, Marco Trudel wrote:
>=20
>>> There is no documentation to use the source package either
>>> (or did i only not find it?).
>>>
>> There is no documentation. What should be in there?
>>
>=20
> Dunno, that wasn=B4t any critisism. I only wanted to express, that i do=
 not
> know how to deal with this package ;-).

No offence taken. Just was curious what I could put in there...


>>> So is there a way to user javaCompiler on Linux?
>>>
>> Yes and no.
>> You could compile the gccs and utilities yourself. The GUI would work.
>> Another thing you could do is donate to javaCompiler and thus influenc=
e
>> my decision wether to create a linux release or not ;-)
>>
>>
>> regards Marco
>>
>=20
> Well donation, ey...
> Which kind of donation du you have in mind?

If you've a recent macBook standing around... :-)
Or money to buy some flowers for my darling for the time I'm sitting in=20
front of the computer instead of doing something with her...


regards
Marco