Hi all,

I started my attempt at packaging josm. I have some question about it, I
hope someone here can help me out.
For compiling should I use ant or javac? Using ant gives me a .jar file,
if I compile that to binary format with gcj, how can I start it?
Is it preferred to have a jar file or to have the files separate?

Kind regards,

Sander

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Sander Hoentjen wrote:

Hi all,

I started my attempt at packaging josm. I have some question about it, I
hope someone here can help me out.
For compiling should I use ant or javac? Using ant gives me a .jar file,


Build however the upstream project builds.


if I compile that to binary format with gcj, how can I start it?


For simplicity, build against IcedTea first. Then if you're intent on
native compilation, have a look here:


http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/NativeJava


Is it preferred to have a jar file or to have the files separate?


A jar is preferred.

Tom

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