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Re: build macros and includes
>>>>> "Ray" == Ray Auge <rayauge@doublebite.com> writes:
Ray> So, I'm stuck with a kludge. There wouldn't happen to be a script
Ray> or a call I can make to gcj to locate libgcj's jni.h?
Nope. We install it where gcc can find it.
Ray> Debian /usr/include/jni.h
Ray> Mandrake /usr/include/libgcj-${version}/jni.h
Ray> FC/RedHAt /usr/lib/gcc-lib/${arch}-redhat-linux/${version}/include/jni.h
If just plain old "#include <jni.h>" doesn't work, then it is probably
a distro bug. It looks like you ought to be ok on at least Debian and
RH. Mandrake, I don't know.
If there's an alternative that makes sense, we're open to it.
One potential problem here is that from a gcc point of view, it makes
sense to create an install tree that is self-contained, i.e. where
jni.h is found by gcc without any special tweaking. But, this might
not always make sense for a distro.
Ray> PS: It's my first time putting this much consideration into a build. I
Ray> hope I'm not being a pest.
Not at all.
Tom