(could you *please* restrict replies to the list, not my personal address!)
> > I have not (yet) worked with XCode and java, but I suspect that a
> > full
> > project build might contain a cleanup target that deletes the compiled
> > class
> > files from a previous run.
>
> I was referring to Ant, not to javac. Javac has limited make functionality
> but it is only one of tens or hundreds of commands that may be used in Ant.
> If you study build.xml file created by Xcode you discover that it does a
> lot of other things than running javac. All those things will be done
> regardless whether any java source files changed or not.
Of course. Read again what I wrote. Ant simply calls javac with no option that
might disable those javac capabilities. All the OP has to do is to make sure
that ant doesn't clear/delete the copiled classes directory, and only changed
class files will be compiled. As I said, I don't work with XCode and Java, so
I can't tell how exactly this has to be done. But this is the way to achieve
what is wanted.
[...]
> Regards/Mikael
Regards,
Rainer Frey
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