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Using "Generic Java" in Eclipse [message #80685]

Mon, 23 June 2003 11:18

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: S.Dorenbeck.tu-bs.de

I wondered if I could use a different compiler written in Java within
Eclipse? I want to use GJ ( http://www.cis.unisa.edu.au/~pizza/gj/ ) to
compile my source-code.

Thank you
S.Dorenbeck

Re: Using "Generic Java" in Eclipse [message #80755 is a reply to message #80685]

Mon, 23 June 2003 11:44

Eclipse User

Hi,

not sure, but Windows->Preferences->Installed JREs may help.

Michael

Am Mon, 23 Jun 2003 15:18:00 +0000 (UTC) hat S.Dorenbeck <S.Dorenbeck@tu-
bs.de> geschrieben:

> I wondered if I could use a different compiler written in Java within
> Eclipse? I want to use GJ ( http://www.cis.unisa.edu.au/~pizza/gj/ ) to
> compile my source-code.
>
> Thank you
> S.Dorenbeck
>
>

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Re: Using "Generic Java" in Eclipse [message #80790 is a reply to message #80685]

Mon, 23 June 2003 12:05

Eclipse User

You can use any command-line compiler - as a tool.

However Eclipse's compilation technology is one of the
main reasons for using it in the first place - at least
for me.
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Re: Using "Generic Java" in Eclipse [message #80839 is a reply to message #80755]

Mon, 23 June 2003 14:10

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: bider.pasdespam.online.fr

Unfortunately you cannot use this feature as you are trying to use a simple
compiler and not a full-featured runtime environment.

You would have to patch the registry keys in a way that is not recommended
if you want to keep your JRE implementation clean.

However if you use ant, you can specify the compiler to use in the
build.xml file or an associated property file, and then add to the libpath
the directory where your compiler is stored.

David.

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