Re: [Quickfix-developers] Compile Errors on Debian unstable

[Paul C. <pa...@op...>]

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> On 08/06/2008 10:26 PM, Paul Check wrote:
>> I don´t think that was the problem given that the process was hanging
>> for an
>> hour.  But, I took your suggestion and just replaced the java call with
>> an
>> ant call in the build.sh scripts. Also, I deleted all my older java
>> versions
>> as well as ant-gcj, but left fastjar installed.
>>
>> By the way, there is a build.sh in the src directory. I believe your
>> patch
>> missed that one? So there should be four in total. At first I thought
>> your
>> patch wasn´t working, but after patching manually realized there was the
>> additional build.sh .  Regards, Paul
>>
>
> You're right, I somehow missed to update src/build.sh and add
> src/C++/link.sh scripts. I have committed the updated versions of the
> same to git repository; thanks

No problem. I am still uncertain as to exactly what my original problem
was, but the "ant" compile works. I am not much of an expert in java/ant,
but is there no problem with compatability? Does the JAVA_HOME variable
still get used? I understand ant is just a make-like utility...but if
you´re just calling ant without any reference to the specific version of
java you want to use, will it just use the defaults on the system or does
it automatically use JAVA_HOME?

A second question: In the original build.sh program there is a reference
to classpath that is used in the java call. Is this not necessary with ant
because the relevant classes are referenced in the build.xml file?

Regards, Paul