Issue453301
Created on 2001-08-20.12:07:41 by otmarhumbel, last changed 2001-11-27.20:16:53 by bckfnn.
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Author: Oti Humbel (otmarhumbel) |
Date: 2001-08-20.12:07:41 |
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jythonc --compileropts "-g -d e:/pwe_appl/out"
anyfile.py
results in:
Could not find class: e:/pwe_appl/out
Ideal behaviour would be: jythonc recognizes the path
after the -d option for javac.
My configuration is as follows:
Jython 2.0 on java1.3.0 (JIT: null)
on Windows 2000
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| msg400 (view) |
Author: Oti Humbel (otmarhumbel) |
Date: 2001-08-30.13:33:42 |
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In addition: If the -d option is specified to javac,
jythonc should not try to copy the .class file from --
workdir - it simply won't be there.
Sorry for finding this out so late...
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| msg401 (view) |
Author: Finn Bock (bckfnn) |
Date: 2001-11-27.20:16:53 |
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The original problem with arguments is fixed by the recent
changes to the two .bat scripts.
The second problem where jythonc looks for the .class files
in --workdir even the the -d options was specified to javac
is a lot harder to solve. Keep in mind that not all java
compilers use -d to specify the output directory.
I'm going to close the bugreport as "fixed" despite the
missing solution to problem #2.
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