Does this need to be done for other forked tasks - junit, java for example?
Petet Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On 10 Dec 2004, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
+ // this is a quick hack to make things work in a + // Gump/Kaffe/Jikes combo. I promise I'll explain it later - + // and add a real solution as well
This is the first part of the promise.
Gump currently places Xerces and various other stuff that can also be found in the JDK onto the bootclasspath to ensure it uses the latest versions.
When Ant invokes an external compiler, it may pass the CLASSPATH it have been invoked with (depending on build.sysclasspath and includenantruntime), but it never passes the bootclasspath, so it swallows whatever is there.
In the Gump/Jikes combination this means, Xerces is no longer on the classpath when Jikes runs.
I think Ant's behavior is wrong and thus propose the following changes (that I'll perform unless you tell me I'm wrong):
* If includejavaruntime is true in <javac>, add the full bootclasspath of the current VM.
* If build.sysclasspath has the value "only" (i.e. ignore all classpath defintions in the build file, use the system), add the full bootclasspath of the current VM.
In both cases, if the external compiler supports -bootclasspath, add it there - otherwise add it to -classpath.
This would apply to <javac> but also to <rmic>.
Stefan
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