where should the .o files end up?

Tue Jul 18 11:57:00 GMT 2000

On 2000年7月18日, Anthony Green wrote:
>>> On Tuesday, July 18, 2000 6:33 AM, Jeff Sparkes 
> [SMTP:jsparkes@internetivity.com] wrote:
> > I end with tooltip.o and com/internetivity/widget/tooltip.d
>> That's right. The object file ends up in the current working directory by 
> default. Of course, you can always use `-o 
> com/internetivity/widget/tooltip.o'.
>> I've often thought it would be convenient to have an option for the object 
> files to end up in a hierarchy mirroring the package hierarchy. That would 
> be convenient when you really wish you could safely run `find ./ -name 
> \*.class -print | xargs gcj -O2 -c'.
>> AG

I am ok with using "gcj -c -o build/foo.o foo.java" for one file,
but what if you want to compile more than one .java file?
With javac, you can run "javac -d build *.java", it is really handy.
Mo DeJong
Red Hat Inc