GCJ 3.2 for Win32: Updated Snapshot

Wed Dec 11 14:26:00 GMT 2002

>>>>> "Ã˜yvind" == Ã˜yvind Harboe <oyvind.harboe@zylin.com> writes:

Ã˜yvind> Q: if all I want to do is to create a monolithic .exe file from
Ã˜yvind> my already compiled Java app to ease deployment, then do I need
Ã˜yvind> to compile the SWT source? 
It depends on what you mean.
Your compiled code can't currently have direct references (references
via reflection are ok) to non-compiled code.
How you compile SWT is up to you -- you can compile the .java files,
the .class files, or the .jar file.
Ã˜yvind> Is there some simple way to rewrite my java.exe command line to 
Ã˜yvind> a gcj command line to produce the monolithic .exe file?
Ã˜yvind> I was imagining something like:
Ã˜yvind> java -classpath=swt.jar;app.jar;bar.jar com.foo.bar 
Ã˜yvind> =>
Ã˜yvind> gcj -fjni --main=com.foo.bar swt.jar app.jar bar.jar -o bigapp.exe
It seems like this should work.
If it doesn't, I'd say that is a bug.
Tom