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Re: Java building not very smart?
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Re: Java building not very smart?


  • Subject: Re: Java building not very smart?
  • From: Christian Pekeler <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 27 May 2004 16:25:40 -0600

Build again without touching any files, it proceeds to compile *all* the source files in the project *again*.

This is expected behavior when Indexing is turned off. Xcode uses the index to provide build dependencies and without that information it needs to recompile all the .java source files to ensure correct builds.

I think most java compilers (javac, jikes, ajc) take care of dependencies and what files actually need recompilation without needing assistance from the ide. Just point them to the sources and the same builddir and they should be doing the right thing.


Christian
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