I am running make 3.79.1 on Windows 2000 which I got from Delorie.com's
site. My intent is to compile a .java into a .class file, however the
javac compiler that I am using requires that multiple JAR files that are
specified on the -classpath command line be separated by semi-colons. I.e.
JSUFFIXES = .class .java
.SUFFIXES: $(JSUFFIXES) $(SUFFIXES)
JAVAC = javac
CLASSPATH = c:\apps\JSDK2.0\lib\jsdk.jar;c:\apps\javalibs\MD5.jar
JFLAGS=-classpath $(CLASSPATH) -deprecation -g
COMPILE.java=$(JAVAC) $(JFLAGS)
.java.class:
@echo ----------------- $(HOSTNAME) javac $< -----------------------
$(COMPILE.java) $<
...
[snipped]
When I run make, it fails to interpret the semi-colong that separates
MD5.jar and jsdk.jar as a literal, and it thinks it's some dependency or
some other command and it fails to compile my .java file properly. How do I
get 'make' to treat the semi-colon as a literal and not as some implicit
rule? I looked all over the documentation, and maybe I missed it- or maybe
this is a bug.
Can you fill me in with some response? Thanks.
Martin
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