On Mon, Oct 30, 2017 at 12:09 PM, Mathieu Lirzin wrote:
> Hello,
>
>Currently Automake supports two ways of compiling Java code. One is
> with the 'javac' compiler which is deprecated on the Automake side, and
> the other (the recommanded one) which uses GCJ. Relying on GCJ feels
> outdated
Bob Friesenhahn writes:
> I do not see the point in supporting compiled Java in Automake. The
> whole point of Java was that it can run in a VM. GNU support for
> compiled Java seems to have faltered. Although much useful work was
> done, people just did not start using compiled Java. The fre
I do not see the point in supporting compiled Java in Automake. The
whole point of Java was that it can run in a VM. GNU support for
compiled Java seems to have faltered. Although much useful work was
done, people just did not start using compiled Java. The free
software world seems to have
Hello,
Currently Automake supports two ways of compiling Java code. One is
with the 'javac' compiler which is deprecated on the Automake side, and
the other (the recommanded one) which uses GCJ. Relying on GCJ feels
outdated since GCJ has been removed from GCC since version 7 and is not
distr
Victor Porton writes:
> I want to create file config.ads similar to config.h but with Ada
> syntax instead of C.
>
> I created config.ads.in, added it to configure.ac and got:
>
> package Boiler.Config is
>Data_Dir: constant String := "${prefix}/share";
> end Boiler.Config;
>
> from
>
> packa
I want to create file config.ads similar to config.h but with Ada
syntax instead of C.
I created config.ads.in, added it to configure.ac and got:
package Boiler.Config is
Data_Dir: constant String := "${prefix}/share";
end Boiler.Config;
from
package Boiler.Config is
Data_Dir: constant St
Hello,
Victor Porton writes:
> What is the best way to debug a program which uses some data files,
> while the program is not yet installed?
>
> For example I have data/classes.ttl to be installed into
> /usr/local/share/boiler/classes.ttl
>
> How can I make my program to use this classes.ttl wh
What is the best way to debug a program which uses some data files,
while the program is not yet installed?
For example I have data/classes.ttl to be installed into
/usr/local/share/boiler/classes.ttl
How can I make my program to use this classes.ttl while it is not yet
installed?
Maybe, I shoul
