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From: John Collins <jcollins AT key-tech DOT net>
To: "'cygwin AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com'" <cygwin AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com>
Subject: Strange bash problem with Sun's javac
Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 14:46:14 -0600
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When I try to compile a java file, bash is apparently munging the =
filename
that the java compiler sees.=A0 I've attached a very simple .java file =
for
test purposes.=A0 Here's what I see when I use the jdk1.1.7 compiler =
from Sun:
=A0- If I comment out the package statement and compile the file in the
default package, it works fine.
=A0- If I put the file in a relative directory named "test", and then =
compile
with javac test/TimerAction.java, I get an error message from javac =
like:
=A0
test/TimerAction.java:15: Public interface test.TimerAction must be =
defined
in a file called "TimerAction.java".
=A0
I don't get this error if I compile under an NT shell.=A0 I also don't =
get the
error if I compile with the jdk1.2 compiler.=A0 This error is =
preventing me
from using make on NT to build my system.=A0 For the current project,
switching to 1.2 isn't an option yet, and many project members do not =
have
access to a unix system.
=A0
Did I forget to set some option somewhere?=A0 Is this a known =
problem?=A0 Thanks
for your help.
=A0
John Collins
KeyTech LLC, Eagan, MN

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// $Header: c:\Projects\jec_library\TimerAction.java, 1, 11/24/98 =
1:58:54 PM, John Collins$=0A=
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// Revision History:=0A=
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// Nov 6 1998  John E. Collins=0A=
//   Copy from Magnet=0A=
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package test;=0A=
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/**=0A=
 * You create one of these (presumably as an anonymous class) to =
specify=0A=
 * what you want to have happen at the end of a Timer delay.=0A=
 * @author John Collins=0A=
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public interface TimerAction {=0A=
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    /**=0A=
     * This is the method that gets called by the Timer. It is assumed =
to=0A=
     * have side effects; otherwise why would you bother? It is also=0A=
     * responsible for catching its own exceptions, since the Timer =
won't.=0A=
     */=0A=
    public void action();=0A=
}=0A=


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