You're on the wrong list... There's a list specific for java.
Anyway, GCJ doesn't yet support java 1.5 language features. Preprocess
your code with Retroweaver (http://retroweaver.sourceforge.net/).
You might also use JavaCompiler (http://javacompiler.mtsystems.ch/), it
can automatically preprocess your code...
Marco
nmarrocc@xxxxxxx wrote:
i can compile fine with javac, but when i try to compile with gcj i get on
every line. Heres an example:
$ gcj -c -g -O FloatSum.java
FloatSum.java:8: error: Identifier expected.
public static Stack<Float> P;
^
FloatSum.java:9: error: syntax error.
public static Stack<Float> N;
^
FloatSum.java:10: error: syntax error.
public static Stack<Float> P2;
^
FloatSum.java:11: error: syntax error.
public static Stack<Float> N2;
^
FloatSum.java:12: error: syntax error.
public static Stack<Float> E;
^
FloatSum.java:13: error: .
public static class ReducedNumber {
^
FloatSum.java:13: error: .
public static class ReducedNumber {
^
FloatSum.java:17: error: .
public static class DeflatedNumber {
^
FloatSum.java:17: error: .
public static class DeflatedNumber {
^
FloatSum.java:21: error: syntax error.
public static void main(String args[]) {
^
FloatSum.java:22: error: Class or interface declaration expected.
N = new Stack<Float>();
^
FloatSum.java:23: error: Class or interface declaration expected.
P = new Stack<Float>();
^
FloatSum.java:24: error: Class or interface declaration expected.
P2 = new Stack<Float>();
^
FloatSum.java:25: error: Class or interface declaration expected.
N2 = new Stack<Float>();
^
FloatSum.java:26: error: Class or interface declaration expected.
E = new Stack<Float>();
Thanks for the help
