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input line is too long
- From: "Erik Poupaert" <erik dot poupaert at chello dot be>
- To: <java at gcc dot gnu dot org>
- Date: Mon, 23 Dec 2002 17:05:23 +0100
- Subject: input line is too long
(1) As far as I know gcj will find source files whenever they are
referenced. If not, please let me see a test case.
(2) > GCJ never manages to solve dependencies in the jar that it is busy
> compiling.
Again, please send a test case.
(3) > GCJ goes abend on .class files generated
> with the JDK1.4 javac; something to do with the exception tables in
> in the .class files.
Ok. I'm working on these ones. They fail to show up on "Hello World"-sized
sources. I'll send you the test cases. Let me know if you think I should
file a bug report.
>>>> If the difference is between jikes and gcj generating object files,
>>>> then I'm not surprised at all. Generating bytecode is quite trivial
>>>> in comparison with generating assembler and assembling it.
I haven't tried to generated bytecode with GCJ. I was indeed comparing jikes
generating bytecode versus GCJ generating object files.