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#17 mjc as a drop-in replacement for javac (-g option, etc.)

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nobody
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2005-07-21
2003-03-22
No

The web page mention that mjc is a "drop-in replacement" for javac. I think that for this to be true you need to implement a few more command-line options (or at least ignore them), particularly '-g'.

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  • Gary T. Leavens

    Gary T. Leavens - 2003-03-25

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    Clyde Ruby also mentions that he will program his tool in
    MultiJava if you implement the -g option. He thinks it will go
    faster with MultiJava, but can't debug without the -g option...

     
  • Gary T. Leavens

    Gary T. Leavens - 2003-03-25
    • assigned_to: cclifton --> nobody
    • priority: 5 --> 7
    • labels: 484301 -->
     
  • Gary T. Leavens

    Gary T. Leavens - 2003-03-25
    • milestone: --> Nice_to_Have
    • labels: --> Additional options
    • assigned_to: nobody --> cclifton
    • summary: mjc as a drop-in replacement for javac --> mjc as a drop-in replacement for javac (-g option, etc.)
     
  • Curtis Clifton

    Curtis Clifton - 2005-07-21
    • assigned_to: cclifton --> nobody
     

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