2 things

[Tom Tromey]

>>>>> "Simon" == Simon Gornall <simon@unique-id.com> writes:

Simon> Firstly, is it possible for libgcj to affect the compiler ?

Yes.  gcj reads libgcj.spec when compiling or linking.  This spec file
can set various options depending on how the library was built.

Simon> jc1: Invalid option `-fno-use-divide-subroutine'

If you use the latest libgcj then you must use the latest jc1/gcj as
well.

Simon> Also, here's a (very poor!) patch for Runtime.exec() which
Simon> takes into account a single level of quoting in a passed-in
Simon> execution string. So you can call exec("find /tmp -name xxx
Simon> -printf '%p %AH'") for example.

Perhaps we should just pass the string verbatim to sh and let it sort
it out.  What does the JDK do?

Tom