Multiple file compilation patch

Sun Mar 18 13:47:00 GMT 2001

Per Bothner wrote:
> kelso<2762>gcj bsh/*.java bsh/classpath/*.java --main=bsh.Interpreter -o beanshell
> ./bsh/classpath/BshClassPath.java: In class `bsh.classpath.BshClassPath':
> ./bsh/classpath/BshClassPath.java: In method `bsh.classpath.BshClassPath.traverseDirForClassesAux(java.io.File,java.io.File)':
> ./bsh/classpath/BshClassPath.java:413: Can't find method `listFiles()' in type `java.io.File'.
> File [] children = dir.listFiles();
> ^
> 1 error
>> and indeed libjava does not implement the listFiles method, which is
> new in jdk 1.2.

I'm working on a patch to implement that stuff (and already have that method implemented in my local tree, which is why I didnt
notice that). Hopefully I'll be able to finish this work and check it in soon.
> I then downloaded KopiSusu-1.9b2.tar.gz. In settings I changed I
> added COMPILER="gcj -C". I had to modify make.sh because for some
> readon gcj -c -classpath would act the way -CLASSPATH is supposed to -
> i.e. override the default classpath. I haven't looked into this.
> Instead, I set a CLASSPATH environment variable. Then the 'util'
> directory built fine. The next directory 'lexgen' failed:
>> kelso<2758>./make.sh
> ./src/at/dms/lexgen/TokenDefinition.java: In class `at.dms.lexgen.TokenDefinition':
> ./src/at/dms/lexgen/TokenDefinition.java: In method `(int,java.lang.String,java.lang.String)':
> ./src/at/dms/lexgen/TokenDefinition.java:77: Can't assign a value to the final variable `this'.
> this.value = null;
> ^
> 1 error
> `
> This looks like a failure in the "final variable" testing. I did comment out
> some code there, but my guess is that this didn't use to work, and you
> patched your source. (Hopefully, I'll have time to fix the final
> variable testing for gcc 3.0.)

Yeah, that one is an unrelated bug. I think I patched that by making "value" non-final. Also see:
http://gcc.gnu.org/cgi-bin/gnatsweb.pl?cmd=view&pr=2312&database=gcc
Which I think applies to the Kopi sources as well.
regards
 [ bryce ]