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Which brings me to another issue ;-) For an embedded system with no display and no network support it just takes up space to build awt / swing / etc classes. These groups of classes are tacked onto the end of 'ordinary_java_source_files'. Is it advisable to make a change such as
@NATIVE_TRUE@awt_SOURCES = $(awt_java_source_files) java_source_files = ... $(awt_SOURCES)
?
I don't build multi-libs, so I would not know about this.
Which brings me to another point. When building from a 'stock' GCC distribution everything (including .java files) are recompiled many times (ca, le, nof, und). Is there a particular reason that the .class files need to be built so many times?
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