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Ok, seeing as I'm not a java guru and never messed with it on Arch, where are javac/gcj located?
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i think only the sdk package has javac dunno about that other one. java is evil so i try to avoid it. (well i know it is virtually impossible to on the web though)
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Ok, seeing as I'm not a java guru and never messed with it on Arch, where are javac/gcj located?
javac is in j2sdk (should be in the repos) and gcj is in gcc-gcj on my harddrive still messing with it and the other gcc-g77 beast to make it foolproof
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phrakture wrote:Ok, seeing as I'm not a java guru and never messed with it on Arch, where are javac/gcj located?
javac is in j2sdk (should be in the repos) and gcj is in gcc-gcj on my harddrive still messing with it and the other gcc-g77 beast to make it foolproof
ohhh it was installed to opt and i hadn't refreshed my path....
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I suggest jikes for a compiler (there's a package). It's much faster, and provides more detailed errors/warnings.
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I suggest jikes for a compiler (there's a package). It's much faster, and provides more detailed errors/warnings.
Seconded.
It's very small and compiles your code faster than the output starts up (C++ speed versus Java bloat).
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