Phil, others,
There is even a more official "batch" interface to the eclipse compiler in
the org.eclipse.jdt.core plugin which is much like the original Java
compiler:
package org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.batch;
public class Main implements ProblemSeverities {
public Main(PrintWriter outWriter, PrintWriter errWriter, boolean
systemExitWhenFinished) {
...
}
/*
* Low-level API performing the actual compilation
*/
public boolean compile(String[] argv) {
}
/*
* External API
*/
public static void main(String[] argv) {
}
}
I experimented with it and it seems like this is not dependent on any other
part of eclipse (jdtcore.jar is sufficient) and is working in 90% of the
cases just as javac.
But I also got a few additional warnings (import not used, etc - you know
these from the eclipse task bar) and errors which I do not yet know exactly
where they come from (Lacking -sourcepath? Other -target ?). So maybe this
is just an issue in our environment.
CGJ
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JDT stands for Java Development Tools and is a subproject of the Eclipse
framework. I looked through the source a bit and it looks like the main
compiler class is org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.Compiler. I found the
source in my plugins directory of Eclipse (no additional download needed)
under the directory org.eclipse.jdt.source_2.1.0/src in the jdtcoresrc.zip.
The only problem is that this is an "internal" package which means that
there is neither binary nor api contracts between releases. The Eclipse
project committers seems to tend to try to open the API's to everyone once
they stabilize, so if someone puts a little pressure on them, they might be
willing to move this class out of the internal package.
There is a method in the Compiler class with the signature: public void
compile(ICompilationUnit[] sourceUnits)
This looks like the method that would be most useful. The ICompilationUnit
interface isn't the most basic interface in the world. There are quite a
few methods, but a look through the compiler code may give clues to which
methods are necessary. This interface doesn't really care where your java
code came from so it would definately meet the criteria for an in memory
compiler.
The other obstacle is the constructor to the Compiler class. It requires
quite a few interfaces to be fleshed out. The signature is: public
Compiler(INameEnvironment environment, IErrorHandlingPolicy policy, Map
settings, final ICompilerRequestor requestor, IProblemFactory
problemFactory)
It really doesn't look like this was meant to be used outside of the larger
JDT framework, but might be worth the trouble if other alternatives don't
look so good.
-Phil
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I don't know what JDT is. It was not I who suggested it. The JDT page says:
http://www.eclipse.org/jdt/index.html
The JDT project provides the tool plug-ins that implement a Java IDE
supporting the development of any Java application, including Eclipse
plug-ins. It adds a Java project nature and Java perspective to the Eclipse
Workbench as well as a number of views, editors, wizards, builders, and code
merging and refactoring tools. The JDT project allows Eclipse to be a
development environment for itself.
Not obviously an in memory compiler, but maybe in there somewhere.
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> what is supposed to be eclipse JDT ?
>
> SMS> So get another compiler. We don't need no stinking JSR.
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