Tom Tromey wrote:
Okay, this answers it; then the manpage is in error (since --classpath had the same behavior as -classpath). I won't bother with a bug report, since Sarge will release with 3.2 (right?)."Adam" == Adam C Powell IV <hazelsct@mit.edu> writes:Adam> I'm trying to build a large Java program using gcj-3.0, which compiles Adam> using "-classpath a.jar:b.jar:c.jar", but I get lots of errors saying Adam> that classes like String are missing. Before 3.1, -classpath overrode the internal "boot" classpath. I forget if this was a bug or whether it was compliance to some earlier JDK approach.
So for 3.0 try using `--CLASSPATH'. Or use `-I', which I've always found to be much simpler than working through the maze of classpath-setting options. In 3.[12] -classpath doesn't override the boot classpath, and we added -bootclasspath to do that.
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