Ricardo Wurmus writes:
>> OK with these changes!
>
> Thanks. I performed the requested changes (including a fix to
> “reset-timestamps” to include directories). Pushed as 5f7a1a4.
>
> ~~ Ricardo
Thank you. I will re-write the clojure patch using ant-build-system.
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
>> OK with these changes!
>
> Thanks. I performed the requested changes (including a fix to
> “reset-timestamps” to include directories). Pushed as 5f7a1a4.
Great to see this. Thanks!
> OK with these changes!
Thanks. I performed the requested changes (including a fix to
“reset-timestamps” to include directories). Pushed as 5f7a1a4.
~~ Ricardo
Awesome package. Thanks Ricardo, we will use it.
On Thu, Mar 10, 2016 at 05:17:59PM +0100, Ludovic Courtès wrote:
> Ricardo Wurmus skribis:
>
> > Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> >
> >> Ludovic Courtès writes:
> >>
> The build.xml it generates contains a target “touch” which is run before
>
Ricardo Wurmus skribis:
> Ricardo Wurmus writes:
>
>> Ludovic Courtès writes:
>>
The build.xml it generates contains a target “touch” which is run before
wrapping up the compiled .class files in a jar archive; this target
ensures that the timestamps of all archived files are rese
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Ludovic Courtès writes:
>
>>> The build.xml it generates contains a target “touch” which is run before
>>> wrapping up the compiled .class files in a jar archive; this target
>>> ensures that the timestamps of all archived files are reset, so the
>>> produced jars can b
Ludovic Courtès writes:
>> The build.xml it generates contains a target “touch” which is run before
>> wrapping up the compiled .class files in a jar archive; this target
>> ensures that the timestamps of all archived files are reset, so the
>> produced jars can be (and in case of the above-ment
Ricardo Wurmus skribis:
> I’ve used it successfully to package the Java projects hamcrest-core,
> junit, osgi-annotation, osgi-core, log4j-api, and javax-mail.
Nice.
> It’s especially useful in cases where a project does *not* use Ant and
> would otherwise require building with Maven or recursi
Hi Guix,
this patch adds a new build system for Java projects: the
“ant-build-system”.
I’ve used it successfully to package the Java projects hamcrest-core,
junit, osgi-annotation, osgi-core, log4j-api, and javax-mail.
It’s especially useful in cases where a project does *not* use Ant and
would
On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 05:38:59PM +0100, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
> Attached is yet another version that I intend to push. I added some
> more comments as to why gnu-build-system is used
I think this is overkill.
> The package is now named "ant", because I don't provide another more
> fully featur
Andreas Enge writes:
> Then, please push! This is indeed very useful for me.
Attached is yet another version that I intend to push. I added some
more comments as to why gnu-build-system is used and why tests are
disabled in two places. Typos have been fixed as well.
The package is now named "a
On Sun, Feb 15, 2015 at 05:13:36PM +0100, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
> I'd prefer to leave it public for now because it's the only variant of
> Ant we have at the moment. I encourage anyone more versed in Java stuff
> to continue where I left off and provide a more featured variant of Ant.
Okay. Maybe
Andreas Enge writes:
> indeed, I was a bit confused since I remembered discussions about ANT_HOME,
> which led me to believe that it had made it into the distribution. Please
> do not hesitate to send out a ping if you do not get a reaction to a patch!
The priority of Ant dropped quickly when I
Hello,
On Sun, Feb 15, 2015 at 02:54:54PM +0100, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
> I already packaged ant-minimal with only the most basic features
> enabled, as most additional features depend on libraries that need ant
> in order to build them. Here's the latest version of my patch to add
> the ant-minim
Ludovic Courtès writes:
>> According to the docs[1],
>>
>> "ANT_HOME is used by the launcher script for finding the
>> libraries. JAVA_HOME is used by the launcher for finding the
>> JDK/JRE to use."
>>
>> So, it would indeed make sense to modify the "launcher script"
>> (whichever t
Ricardo Wurmus skribis:
>>> * to use Ant without problems ANT_HOME and JAVA_HOME really should be
>>> set appropriately (ANT_HOME to $out of the ant-minimal package,
>>> JAVA_HOME to $out of icedtea6). Should I suggest these two paths as
>>> search paths by adding something like this to an
>> * to use Ant without problems ANT_HOME and JAVA_HOME really should be
>> set appropriately (ANT_HOME to $out of the ant-minimal package,
>> JAVA_HOME to $out of icedtea6). Should I suggest these two paths as
>> search paths by adding something like this to ant-minimal (for
>> ANT_HOME)
Ricardo Wurmus skribis:
> A couple more things:
>
> * the installation script copies MS DOS batch scripts to $out/bin, which
> we could do without.
Indeed. :-) Would be best to get rid of them.
> * there are many launcher scripts for Ant: bash scripts, perl scripts,
> Python scripts ... D
Ricardo Wurmus skribis:
> this patch adds ant-minimal, a minimal configuration of Apache Ant. Ant
> can be configured with lots of optional libraries, but since most of
> these libraries are built with Ant, I think it makes sense to provide a
> minimal version.
Yes.
> A wart is that Ant (even
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> this patch adds ant-minimal, a minimal configuration of Apache Ant. Ant
> can be configured with lots of optional libraries, but since most of
> these libraries are built with Ant, I think it makes sense to provide a
> minimal version.
A couple more things:
* the instal
Hi Guix,
this patch adds ant-minimal, a minimal configuration of Apache Ant. Ant
can be configured with lots of optional libraries, but since most of
these libraries are built with Ant, I think it makes sense to provide a
minimal version.
A wart is that Ant (even in the minimal configuration) de
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