Thats extremely bizarre, to say the least. All Ant does is hand the
Java files (that are out of date) to javac.
Try running with fork="true" and with -verbose (or -debug) to see more
details, where you can see the command-line its invoking for compilation.
Erik
Zabel, Ian wrote:
> When I compile our code with the javac task in Ant 1.5 or 1.5.1beta, while
> running with jdk1.4.1 RC, I get compile errors saying that we have unclosed
> comments at the end of our classes.
>
> Our classes end like this:
>
> class OurClass
> {
>
> } // end OurClass
> // end OurClass.java
>
>
> This is just a legacy coding convention that is in about 300 classes. When
> compiling these classes with jdk1.4.1 RC from the command line, they all
> compile fine. It's only a problem when compiling through ant, while running
> on jdk1.4.1 RC. If we run ant with jdk1.4.0, it works fine too.
>
> Are there compatibility problems with jdk1.4.1 RC and ant 1.5+?
>
> Ian Zabel
> Cirqit.com
>
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