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update to 1.20 *** Jikes 1.20 was released 18 April 2004 Many new diagnostics have been added. These include detection of overflow in integer constant expressions, serialization-related checks made by Java 1.5's javac, detection of locals shadowing fields (often caused by an unfinished refactoring that promotes a local to a field) and fields in subclasses that hide fields in superclasses. New command-line options generalize the old -nowarn/+Z to also allow all warnings to be considered errors (with +Z2). The default on vs. off state of several warnings added in 1.19 have been changed, by popular demand. [...] *** Jikes 1.19 was released 1 February 2004. The default -source and -target options are now 1.4 (that is, the assert statement now compiles by default); for the old behavior you must specify -source 1.3 or -target 1.3 at the command line. Command line options have been improved. * Some pedantic warnings are controlled by name, so that you can select which warnings you get (for example, not everyone wants to know that 1L is preferred over 1l when writing a long literal). * More switches have long names. * Default state of switches now printed with --help. * New switch -Xswitchcheck: Warn about fallthrough in switch statements (compatible with javac). * New switch +Pnaming-convention: Warn about naming choices that violate Java's naming conventions. This switch is currently ON by default, +Pno-naming-convention will disable it for sites that use a different naming convention. * New switch --noassert: Omits assertions from .class files (not recommended for normal development, but provided to allow you to do -source 1.4 -target 1.3). * Now supports -target 1.4.2 (compatible with javac, no changes from -target 1.4 in emitted code). [...] And many fixes/changes more. See the NEWS file for a complete list.
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$NetBSD: patch-ab,v 1.9 2004/04/27 23:23:03 recht Exp $
--- doc/Makefile.in.orig 2004-03-25 14:32:26.000000000 +0100
+++ doc/Makefile.in 2004-04-28 01:11:43.000000000 +0200
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@
sysconfdir = @sysconfdir@
Update jikes to 1.18. This closes PR 19979 from Marc Recht. Major user noticable items this release include: - Compilation that encounters syntax errors is more robust. - An assertion failure involving placeholder_type was solved. - Many other minor bugs have been fixed; including a number of segfaults and regressions present in 1.17. Items of interest to developers and open source hackers include: - Completely revamped error reporting system from Elliott Hughes which simplifies the task of adding a new error message. Also note that in 1.18 we have removed the copy of the GPL that was improperly packaged with versions 1.15 through 1.7 due to a mis- configuration of automake in the Jikes source tree. While the GPL license was erroniously included with the sources for those three version, no source file referenced it, and all source files, help texts and user messages continued to reference the proper IBM license, which was also bundled.
2003-01-21 12:18:23 +01:00
target_alias = @target_alias@
1.06 is very old and doesn't compile on NetBSD. Update to 1.12, which uses autoconf for its build.
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man_MANS = jikes.1
update to 1.20 *** Jikes 1.20 was released 18 April 2004 Many new diagnostics have been added. These include detection of overflow in integer constant expressions, serialization-related checks made by Java 1.5's javac, detection of locals shadowing fields (often caused by an unfinished refactoring that promotes a local to a field) and fields in subclasses that hide fields in superclasses. New command-line options generalize the old -nowarn/+Z to also allow all warnings to be considered errors (with +Z2). The default on vs. off state of several warnings added in 1.19 have been changed, by popular demand. [...] *** Jikes 1.19 was released 1 February 2004. The default -source and -target options are now 1.4 (that is, the assert statement now compiles by default); for the old behavior you must specify -source 1.3 or -target 1.3 at the command line. Command line options have been improved. * Some pedantic warnings are controlled by name, so that you can select which warnings you get (for example, not everyone wants to know that 1L is preferred over 1l when writing a long literal). * More switches have long names. * Default state of switches now printed with --help. * New switch -Xswitchcheck: Warn about fallthrough in switch statements (compatible with javac). * New switch +Pnaming-convention: Warn about naming choices that violate Java's naming conventions. This switch is currently ON by default, +Pno-naming-convention will disable it for sites that use a different naming convention. * New switch --noassert: Omits assertions from .class files (not recommended for normal development, but provided to allow you to do -source 1.4 -target 1.3). * Now supports -target 1.4.2 (compatible with javac, no changes from -target 1.4 in emitted code). [...] And many fixes/changes more. See the NEWS file for a complete list.
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-docdir = $(datadir)/doc/${PACKAGE}-${VERSION}
+docdir = $(datadir)/doc/html/${PACKAGE}
1.06 is very old and doesn't compile on NetBSD. Update to 1.12, which uses autoconf for its build.
2000-10-16 22:38:20 +02:00
doc_DATA = \
Upgrade to version 1.14 of jikes. The new version is a bug fix release. Addresses PR 12946 from Hauke Fath <hf@tangro.de>
2001-05-16 12:05:35 +02:00
license.htm
update to 1.20 *** Jikes 1.20 was released 18 April 2004 Many new diagnostics have been added. These include detection of overflow in integer constant expressions, serialization-related checks made by Java 1.5's javac, detection of locals shadowing fields (often caused by an unfinished refactoring that promotes a local to a field) and fields in subclasses that hide fields in superclasses. New command-line options generalize the old -nowarn/+Z to also allow all warnings to be considered errors (with +Z2). The default on vs. off state of several warnings added in 1.19 have been changed, by popular demand. [...] *** Jikes 1.19 was released 1 February 2004. The default -source and -target options are now 1.4 (that is, the assert statement now compiles by default); for the old behavior you must specify -source 1.3 or -target 1.3 at the command line. Command line options have been improved. * Some pedantic warnings are controlled by name, so that you can select which warnings you get (for example, not everyone wants to know that 1L is preferred over 1l when writing a long literal). * More switches have long names. * Default state of switches now printed with --help. * New switch -Xswitchcheck: Warn about fallthrough in switch statements (compatible with javac). * New switch +Pnaming-convention: Warn about naming choices that violate Java's naming conventions. This switch is currently ON by default, +Pno-naming-convention will disable it for sites that use a different naming convention. * New switch --noassert: Omits assertions from .class files (not recommended for normal development, but provided to allow you to do -source 1.4 -target 1.3). * Now supports -target 1.4.2 (compatible with javac, no changes from -target 1.4 in emitted code). [...] And many fixes/changes more. See the NEWS file for a complete list.
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