| [aspectj-dev] project-specific settings |
In order to make it easier to ensure that Java 5 source language constructs and libraries don't accidentally get used where they shouldn't, and to make it easier for potential contributors to check out a compiling AspectJ source tree, we could consider checking in the following project-specific settings: - Setting the source compliance (screenshot below). - Configuring the classpath to use a JRE variable rather than the default container. To give this a try I committed project settings for ajdoc. Note that this means that you need a JRE14_LIB variable defined. But I think that the need to define such variables locally is obvious to most Eclipse developers and won't require special instructions. Mik -- Mik Kersten, http://kerstens.org/mik
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