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Re: [jdt-core-dev] Stand-alone native build of Eclipse compiler
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On Tue, 2003-07-22 at 07:32, Olivier Thomann wrote:
> I investigated a executable of the Eclipse batch compiler on win32. I could
> build one if I generate first the .class files and then an executable. I
> had trouble to generate directly an executable using .o files.
> I finally got one, but I still need to provide resources and properties
> files with the executable.
Would you mind giving more detail on java@xxxxxxxxxxx? I don't think
you should have had problems.
> Is it possible to link all properties files and resources files into the
> executable using gcj?
Yes, you can use gcj's --resource flag.
$ gcj --resource my/package/foo.property foo.property foo.o
This compiles the file foo.property into the object file foo.o. The
runtime will find it at core:/my/package/foo.property, and core:/ is
implicitly at the end of your CLASSPATH. If you poke around in my
Makefile you'll see how I put the various resource and property files
into shared libraries.
AG
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Anthony Green <green@xxxxxxxxxx>
Red Hat, Inc.
