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Use of SJPP (Simple Java Pre-Processor) within Java classes causes Syntax errors in Eclipse 3.2 (but [message #158681]

Wed, 28 June 2006 11:28

Eclipse User

I am trying to use Eclipse 3.2 in order to test some new projects (like
the data tools platform).
Some of our Java classes use SJPP to enable conditional compilation
depending on the encoding. All of those classes fail to compile in
Eclipse 3.2RC7 (I20060602-1317) - but they compile just fine in Eclipse
3.1.2.

Where and how do I report this problem - and how can I resolve it?

Chuck

Re: Use of SJPP (Simple Java Pre-Processor) within Java classes causes Syntax errors in Eclipse 3.2 [message #158726 is a reply to message #158681]

Wed, 28 June 2006 13:03

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: nobody.there.127.0.0.1

Charles Doucette wrote:
> Some of our Java classes use SJPP to enable conditional compilation
> depending on the encoding. All of those classes fail to compile in
> Eclipse 3.2RC7 (I20060602-1317) - but they compile just fine in Eclipse
> 3.1.2.
>
> Where and how do I report this problem - and how can I resolve it?

First make sure your compiler settings are the same for both platforms.
(Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Compiler and its sub-items). If you
really do find a code snippet that compiles in Eclipse 3.1.2 and not in
Eclipse 3.2RC7, report it (with the testcase) in Bugzilla:

http://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs

Andrew Jr.

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IBM Phoenix Labs (OTI)
2929 North Central Avenue
Phoenix, Arizona, USA 85012

Re: Use of SJPP (Simple Java Pre-Processor) within Java classes causes Syntax errors in Eclipse 3.2 [message #158750 is a reply to message #158726]

Wed, 28 June 2006 14:07

Eclipse User

Apparently - someone else *just* discovered and reported this bug today:

https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=149028

Chuck

Andrew Cornwall wrote:
> Charles Doucette wrote:
>> Some of our Java classes use SJPP to enable conditional compilation
>> depending on the encoding. All of those classes fail to compile in
>> Eclipse 3.2RC7 (I20060602-1317) - but they compile just fine in
>> Eclipse 3.1.2.
>>
>> Where and how do I report this problem - and how can I resolve it?
>
> First make sure your compiler settings are the same for both platforms.
> (Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Compiler and its sub-items). If you
> really do find a code snippet that compiles in Eclipse 3.1.2 and not in
> Eclipse 3.2RC7, report it (with the testcase) in Bugzilla:
>
> http://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs
>
> Andrew Jr.
>
> ============================================================ ==========
> IBM Phoenix Labs (OTI)
> 2929 North Central Avenue
> Phoenix, Arizona, USA 85012

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