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Subject: Re: How to run javac
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From: "Fred Kulack" <kulack AT us DOT ibm DOT com>
Date: Tue, 21 Nov 2000 12:09:43 -0600
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>
> Larry, nailed problem #1, javac is itself a java program, and java
doesn't
> grok cygwin paths (unfortunately) so you need to either pass it a dos
path
> it will understand, or a basic unix path it will understand. I'll
discourage
> you from attempting the second, as it would go against the generally
accepted
> rule of not putting cygwin' root directory in your dos root ( i.e. / ==
c:\ ).
> This leaves the best option as passing java a path it will understand.
Try
> this:
>
> javac -d . `cygpath -w /cygdrive/c/abc/abc.java`
>

Actually, I tend to recommend and always do install cygwin in
the root directory. It gives the most natural unix like environment.

There's nothing special about the root directory, you just have to be
sure you don't delete the couple of files that cygwin puts there.

Wondering how many others do this?

Also, after this: javac /this/is/*.java works fine.




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