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Btw.: for almost any OS I recommend SUN's JDK 6.<br />
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Other remark: classes do not call each other, but call each others' methods.<br />
That makes it easy to compile the lot in 2 runs.<br />
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A a = new A(); // Calls the constructor.<br />
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;JOOP!
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Btw.: for almost any OS I recommend SUN's JDK 6.

Other remark: classes do not call each other, but call each others' methods.
That makes it easy to compile the lot in 2 runs.

A a = new A(); // Calls the constructor.

;JOOP!

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I don't see any api that will run 2 passes. if I use<br />
compile(java.lang.String[]<wbr /> pResourcePaths, ResourceReader pReader, ResourceStore pStore, java.lang.ClassLoader pClassLoader) <br />
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will it automatically run twice?
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I don't see any api that will run 2 passes. if I use
compile(java.lang.String[] pResourcePaths, ResourceReader pReader, ResourceStore pStore, java.lang.ClassLoader pClassLoader)

will it automatically run twice?

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wonderful. by talking thru this with you guys, I walked into the answer.<br />
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indeed the api I posted does the job.<br />
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thanks.
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wonderful. by talking thru this with you guys, I walked into the answer.

indeed the api I posted does the job.

thanks.

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I am using JavaCompiler from apache commons jci.<br />
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How are you suppose to take care of multi pass compilation especially when you have circular dependency between two java classes. A calls B, and B calls A. is there an order or particular way to call the compiler, so it will take care of the circular dependency?
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I am using JavaCompiler from apache commons jci.

How are you suppose to take care of multi pass compilation especially when you have circular dependency between two java classes. A calls B, and B calls A. is there an order or particular way to call the compiler, so it will take care of the circular dependency?

compile java classes with circular dependency

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