Brian,
I've checked some changes into the Kissme CVS that should solve
your problem. There is now a --with-gnu-classpath-build option
for specifying the GNU Classpath build dir when it is different
from the GNU Classpath build dir.
> > cd "${KISSME_CVS}" && ./configure --prefix=${KISSME_PREFIX}
> > --enable-use-zips --with-gnu-classpath=${CLASSPATH_CVS}/build
> > --with-classpath-install-dir=${CLASSPATH_PREFIX} >> ${LOG} 2>&1
You can now do this:
cd "${KISSME_CVS}" && ./configure --prefix=${KISSME_PREFIX} \
--enable-use-zips --with-gnu-classpath=${CLASSPATH_CVS} \
--with-gnu-classpath-build=${CLASSPATH_CVS}/build \
--with-classpath-install-dir=${CLASSPATH_PREFIX} >> ${LOG} 2>&1
or simply
cd "${KISSME_CVS}" && ./configure --prefix=${KISSME_PREFIX} \
--enable-use-zips --with-gnu-classpath=${CLASSPATH_CVS} \
--with-classpath-install-dir=${CLASSPATH_PREFIX} >> ${LOG} 2>&1
[Aside: I should probably remove the dependencies on the GNU classpath
source/build directories entirely. But that means de-supporting the
old "kissme-classpath" way of building the runtime classes for kissme.]
-- Steve
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