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Re: Using an alternative Java compiler in XCode
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Re: Using an alternative Java compiler in XCode


  • Subject: Re: Using an alternative Java compiler in XCode
  • From: Mark Lowe <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 21 Mar 2004 22:51:06 +0100

Your question aroused my curiosity about what aspectj is, I also checked a few make based projects I have made using xcode.

You can choose an alternative compiler by highlighting the Targets>[your project] tab and choose the choose editor option View > Show embedded editor . And then you'll see a form that lets you do all the stuff project builder used to, (you'll need the expert view simple view will only give you the options you mentioned).

Mark

On 21 Mar 2004, at 19:29, Mark Lowe wrote:

If you install the j2ee stuff with dev tools ant, xdoclet et al is all bundled. The xdoclet version needs a change to support more than just ejbs and webservlets, but its been laid out nicely and you can just change a symlink to change to xdoclet version. I've had no need to change ant but its laid out in the same way.

In terms of alternative compilers I guess once you've got ant support you can set what you like.

I dont know AspectJ so i don't know what your exceptions will be, but xcode isn't like one of those full on swing based ide's that folk think are good. Its more a comfortable way of viewing your files and then firing ant up (much like bolting ant onto project builder). Personally I think xcode is better as it doesn't mess with your stuff like those other ide's but someone used to that sort of thing could be disappointed.

Mark

On 21 Mar 2004, at 17:55, Vincent Coetzee wrote:

Hi there

I am currently developing code using AspectJ and would like to replace the use of either Jikes or Javac with ajc. In compiler settings for a java project only jikes and javac appear, does anyone have any idea of how to get another added ? (Short of replacing jikes or javac with ajc). As an aside does anyone know if Apple has ideas to support ant build files in the future. I am not a fan but realize that perhaps one has to bow to progress (personally I find make works just fine for me !)

Thanks in advance

Vincent
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