By default, JMake should compile with the -deprecation option of javac so that the user can get the full output regarding their use of any deprecated classes, methods, etc. Maybe this should be part of a verbose option instead, which could display other extended information which we decide might be handy in the future?
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Or, we could just add a command line parameter (such as the industry standard "-" (that's a single dash)) to indicate that everything following the dash on the command line signifies parameters to be passed directly to the sub-processes without modification.
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By default, JMake should compile with the -deprecation option of javac so that the user can get the full output regarding their use of any deprecated classes, methods, etc. Maybe this should be part of a verbose option instead, which could display other extended information which we decide might be handy in the future?
Or, we could just add a command line parameter (such as the industry standard "-" (that's a single dash)) to indicate that everything following the dash on the command line signifies parameters to be passed directly to the sub-processes without modification.
Yeah this feature should be combined with the passing options to javac one.