Tom Tromey wrote:
Today I updated and rebuilt classpath.
I use `--with-jikes --with-jni' to compile.
I'm using jikes 1.15.
There were a bunch of errors.
I've appended the build log.
Tom
I fixed the imports, but setting the field cap across package boundaries
is more difficult. I think java.nio.Buffer needs to be rewritten to
store its data in public fields in a helper class in
gnu.java.nio.Buffer, rather than in default fields directly in Buffer.
Otherwise, the implementation classes need to be moved to package
java.nio. Also, it looks like several of the files in gnu.java.nio were
generated by using a pre-processor; that should be better documented,
and a script for automatically regenerating them be stored in CVS along
with the .cpp files.
Found 2 semantic errors compiling "../../classpath/gnu/java/nio/ByteBufferImpl.java":
48. this.cap = cap;
<------>
*** Error: The field "cap" contained in class "java/nio/ByteBuffer" has default access. Therefore, it is not accessible in class "gnu/java/nio/ByteBufferImpl" which is in a different package.
55. this.cap = array.length;
<------>
*** Error: The field "cap" contained in class "java/nio/ByteBuffer" has default access. Therefore, it is not accessible in class "gnu/java/nio/ByteBufferImpl" which is in a different package.
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