Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:
On Sat, Oct 2, 2010 at 10:04 AM, Jochen Theodorou <[email protected]> wrote:
runtime class mirors means what? Parsing the jars and class files?
Yes, just like javac loads classes into an internal "mirror "
representation, that's what you would need to do in Groovy. Mirah's
compiler also does this, since it's sketchy to load classes via
reflection just to do compiles.
and you have the class/jar parsing part exclusively? You don't compile
against runtime generated classes?
And if class loaders is all I have, how to get the classes and jars I am
supposed to compile against? This is a difference to javac, since there
you give the paths. Of course I can implement that way as well... Only
that that means a bigger change of my API, a possibly incompatible one,
breaking maybe programs depending on the compiler
bye blackdrag
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