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I believe the default behavior is to put the class file in the
same directory as the source. You can use the -d path option
to specify an different destination.
So just to review, since I remember spending years figuring it out.
You can think of the java
I want to use the Listen file to read in input from a telosb mote but
instead of just displaying the packet in hex, I would like to use the packet
info to do something else.
Just to test though I am just trying to get a file with the name plot.java
to run. It has the exact same code as
You should probably read a bit about Java and it's ideas of program
structure before you really frustrate yourself...
But to answer your question:
Basically package names and directory structures should be congruent.
Put your file in the same directory as Listen.java if you want to
run it with
