Eclipse compilation problem

Hanno Meyer-Thurow h.mth@web.de
Sat Feb 17 10:06:00 GMT 2007

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On 2007年2月17日 00:01:02 -0500
"Vladimír Lapáček" <vladimir.lapacek@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,

Hi Vladimir,
> I tried to compile the Eclipse package in Ubuntu using "gcj with
> generics" and got the following error:

That is a common jdk-1.5 issue. There is a workaround to this. Just set
the javac source and target flags to 1.5 to compile. I do it like this:
74 	 # no warnings / java5
75 	 find <SRCDIR> -type f -name '*.xml' -exec \
76 	 sed -r \
77 	 -e "s/(\"compilerArg\" value=\")/1円-nowarn /g" \
78 	 -e "s/(-encoding ISO-8859-1)/1円 -nowarn/g" \
79 	 -e "s:(<property name=\"javacSource\" value=)\".*\":1円\"1.5\":" \
80 	 -e "s:(<property name=\"javacTarget\" value=)\".*\":1円\"1.5\":" \
81 	 -i {} \;
Regards,
Hanno

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