| -d targetDir |
directory to write compiled classes |
| -classpath file-list |
list of directories and archives to search for classes |
| -sourcepath file-list |
list of directories and archives to search for source files |
| -bootclasspath file-list |
list of directories and archives to search for system classes |
| -extdirs file-list |
list of directories and archives to search for extensions [not implemented] |
-g
-g:{lines,vars,source} |
generate complete or specified debugging information [only line numbers and source
file names are implemented] |
| -O |
optimize [not implemented] |
| -nowarn |
generate no warnings [not implemented] |
| -verbose |
print information on what compiler is doing |
| -deprectaion |
generate warnings for every deprecated API usage [not implemented] |
| -encoding name |
input file character encoding [not implemented] |
| -target version |
generate class files for specific JVM [not implemented] |
| -- |
treat the rest of command line as input file list |
| -Xscript |
turn on loose exception checking and in future other not-java-compatible features |
| -Xrelative |
treat source file names as relative to the source path, not current directory |
| -Xdump |
generate ".dump" files containting text representations of JVM instructions, rather
then ".class" files; jintc will not execute interactive input when this option
is in effect |
| -Xstacktrace |
print the stack trace every time when a compilation error is detected |
| -Xnochain |
do not generate class files for any source file that is not given on the command line |
| -Xwhole |
in the interactive mode, read all the input before compiling anything and
do not print prompt; this is default if any files are given on the command line |
| -Xlinebyline |
in the interactive mode, execute statements as soon as possible;
this is default if no files are given on the command line |
| -Xdumpjava |
dump parsing tree as java code to standard output |
| -Xdumpjavadebug |
dump parsing tree and type info as java code to standard output |
| -Xinterp |
turn on interactive mode |
| -Xjavaclassesonly |
don't load jint special classes (like Regex); many jint features will not
work; this option is here mainly for jint compiler to be able to compile itself |
| -Xcanlistpackages |
compiler can use the fact that listing of class and source files in the folder
correctly reprsents list of classes in a package; this might be not true on
non-case sensitive filesystems; this option is turned on by default only on systems
with '/' as a path separator |
| -Xcantlistpackages |
compiler should never try to access the whole package, but only individual
classes |