Mail Archives: cygwin/1998/08/09/19:11:48
Stuart <stuart AT its DOT washington DOT edu> wrote:
> javac Applet.java -d e:/public_html
>
> which says compile Applet.java to Applet.class, putting the class file
> in directory e:/public_html
>
> Now, even with mount points and/or the use of the //e/public_html
> syntax, javac refuses to recognise this form of path. I expected the
> mount point not to work and it says on the Cygwin32 web page that only
> cygwin32 tools know about mounting, and the JDK isnt such a toolset.
> So I guess I'm stuffed!
You could try wrapping javac in my debash program (you'll find it at
http://www.horus.cix.co.uk/download/debash-1.1.tar.gz) which is intended
to deal with exactly this problem, translating GNU-Win32 pathnames into
DOS format.
HTH,
Pete Jordan ~ Horus Communications Ltd ~ http://www.horus.cix.co.uk/
"There a few things that a committee can do well. There are very many
more things that a committee will always do badly. And killing a boar
is one of the things that no committee should ever try at all."
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