Hello to all cygwin experts,
I am a newbie cygwin user that's having a problem compiling a java source.
I am running a makefile that's calling "javac -cp [some_dir]
/cygdrive/c/blah/myclass.java"
that's complaining about not being able to find that file. Being familiar with unix
development,
I assumed that the shell process would spawn the javac process, but I think my guess
is wrong.
What really seems to happen is that javac gets called from Windows XP (the system I am
using)
and javac (from windows xp process) tries to compile that
/cygdrive/c/blah/myclass.java file, and
obviously fails to find that file. What are the options I have?
I am really freaking out that something like LD_LIBRARY_PATH, CLASSPATH, or PATH
variables use ":"
colon as a delimeter, but windows file systems recognize ":" as a drive name not as a
delimeter.
So having something like "export CLASSPATH=c:/windows:c:/temp:c:/blah:$CLASSPATH" will
be a
nightmare. I need some advise. Thanks in advance for answering my question.
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