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* javac by default places the generated class files in the same directory as the source files. | * javac by default places the generated class files in the same directory as the source files. | ||
* use the javac -d option to place the class files in some other directory. | * use the javac -d option to place the class files in some other directory. | ||
* if the directory does not exist, there will be an error. | * if the directory does not exist, there will be an error. | ||
* the directories for the package structure will however be automatically created by javac. | * the directories for the package structure will however be automatically created by javac. | ||
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| + | * Options: | ||
| + | * -classpath and -cp are the same. | ||
| + | * The argument can be the path to the directory which contains the package structure of the class files. | ||
| + | * The argument can be the location of the jar file - including the file name (which contains the package structure of the class files.) | ||
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Revision as of 04:13, 16 June 2011
javac
- javac by default places the generated class files in the same directory as the source files.
- use the javac -d option to place the class files in some other directory.
- if the directory does not exist, there will be an error.
- the directories for the package structure will however be automatically created by javac.
- Options:
- -classpath and -cp are the same.
- The argument can be the path to the directory which contains the package structure of the class files.
- The argument can be the location of the jar file - including the file name (which contains the package structure of the class files.)
