My solution is to export CLASSPATH in bashrc, then solved it. I think it is quite weird that I need to claim the CLASSPATH to install Classpath.
After solving the configure problem, here come the make problem with 7 errors. But the error messages are flushed away by tens of thousands warnings. So, without solving these 7 errors, I make -i (ignore errors) instead. Finally I've got the classpath 0.96.1 installed. This does not happen in 0.90, but happens in the versions after that. Thank you.
Guangqiang
On Nov 26, 2007 6:43 AM, Andrew John Hughes <
gnu_andrew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
JamVM uses a system installed Classpath, I think the option is --with-classpath-install-dir IIRC.On 26/11/2007, Mario Torre <neugens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Il giorno dom, 25/11/2007 alle 13.09 -0800, Li, Guangqiang ha scritto:
> Hi,
Hi!
> It seems configure cannot find the java files in the vm/reference
> directory. Can I add some parameter to the configure to make it able
> to locate the files? I have tried to add vm/reference to the PATH, it
> does not work. Can you figure out what the problem is? Thank you.
What are the options passed to configure?
You should first install classpath, then compile jamvm passing it the
location where classpath is installed.
For example, this is what I pass to jamvm configure, assuming
$PATH_TO_CLASSPATH_INSTALL points to the root installation directory:
./configure --prefix=$PATH_TO_CLASSPATH_INSTALL
--with-classpath-install-dir=$PATH_TO_CLASSPATH_INSTALL --disable-zip
Hope that helps,
Mario
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It sounds from the original e-mail like the problem is with Classpath's configure script. If this is the case
then the use of JamVM is largely irrelevant as it should be possible to install Classpath *if there is already
a Java development environment on the machine*. Unfortunately, there is a cyclic problem where JamVM needs a
copy of Classpath to run, but this copy of Classpath needs a Java environment to be built to start with.
Guangqiang, can you include the config.log file from your Classpath directory so we may better ascertain
the problem? Thanks.
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