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Re: [aspectj-users] AOP and Digital Television

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[quote Arto Pastinen::on 2/4/2005 3:47 PM]
| Hi!
|
| I think that he means that first compile aspects with ajc to java
| sources. You see, ajc compiler will make *.java source files.

I don't know of this option. Is it possible? (i am quite sure it is not).

The command ajc -target 1.1 *.java will probably compile all .java files in the current directory.
Aren't you using package names? I guess you must pass to the ajc the complete list of files to be
compiled or an argfile (using -argfile parameter).

hth,
- --
:alex |.::the_mindstorm::.|

| .. and THEN, use standard compiler to compile those files.
|
| Artsi
|


| pe, 2005-02-04 kello 14:35 +0100, Andrea kirjoitti:
|> Hi Ted,
|> thanks for your time! :-)
|> I did not perfectly understand what you wrote: I have compiled all my
|> sources (java-standard and
|> aspectj-based) with ajc with the option
|>
|>  "ajc -target 1.1 *.java"
|>
|> in my working directory, and that's all. No errors were detected. Then,
|> when I tried to make all
|> work on a real set-top box, no aspect was activated.
|> When writing non-aspect-based code, I use the standard 1.4.2 compiler
|> with the same option
|> about the target, and things work.
|>
|> I know my mail was not much detailed, but I didn't want to annoy anyone
|> with precise details:
|> anyone interested can contact me at anytime.
|>
|> Read you soon,
|> Andrea
|>
|> Ted Neward wrote:
|>
|> >Have you tried using ajc to compile to Java source, and then from there
|> >compiling using a JDK 1.1 compiler? That might shed more light on where the
|> >problem is.
|> >
|> >Ted Neward
|> >Author, Instructor, Consultant
|> >Java, .NET, Web services
|> >http://www.neward.net/ted

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