NetRexx Source vs. Target directory

[Thomas.Schneider.Wien]

I'm sooo sorry that I have *not* been on this list (ibm-netRexx, for years)
....and most probably

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*I did miss something* ? ?? ??
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Could you help please: ???

I'm having a couple of *source* directories, containing my *.nrx file(s).

... and I do want and need to COMPILE that (with NetRexxC)
to *another directory structure* ....

Simply speaking, I would like to have my SOURCE and TARGET
directories *separate* (Sic!)

As I would like to keep my SOURCES and Java Classes *separate*.

Is there any current option in nrc available to this, what I'm liking to do?

Thomas.

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[alansam]

On 10 March 2010 14:10, Thomas Schneider <[hidden email]> wrote:

I'm having a couple of *source* directories, containing my *.nrx file(s).

To quote an earlier reply to this question:


The best way to manage any Java related project is Apache Ant as it allows complete control of all your project assets but failing that if you run your compile step from your target directory NetRexxC will create the class files there and generate the source objects in the source directory.

Example (Windowsish):

>dir /s /b hello*
src\hello.nrc

>cd bin
bin> netrexxc ..\src\hello.nrx -keep -crossref -comments -format
bin>cd ..
>dir /s /b hello*
bin\hello.class
src\hello.crossref
src\hello.java.keep
src\hello.nrc

Alan.

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