On Fri, 14 Jan 2005, Bruno Haible wrote: > > However, I still don't have libintl.jar in my system and I am unnable > > to reproduce this. So: under which conditions this message is shown? > > What do I need to reproduce it? > > To reproduce it: Build gettext with no gcj in the PATH. > (Because if gcj is present, gettext will install an executable in > /usr/lib/gettext/gnu.gettext.GetURL; this executable doesn't need a jar.)
So let's see if I understood. I plan to create the Debian gettext package using this call to the configure script: JAVAC=jikes-classpath ./configure --prefix=/usr --disable-csharp [ In fact, I have packages in the "experimental" branch and they have already been built for several architectures ]. Some questions: By "if gcj is present, gettext will install an executable which does not need a jar", do you mean that I should better keep gcj as a build-dependency even if I already have jikes-classpath? [ gcj does not exist for mips and mipsel, but I can conditionalize the build-dependency on a per-architecture basis ]. Will jikes-classpath be enough to generate the .jar's? Will they be correct for all architectures? In case I need it, what would be the most simple way to check that the created .jar's are ok? [ I would like not to repeat the mistake of providing a .jar which does not work ]. Thanks. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
