Compile to jvm

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compile_to_jvm is an alternative compiler that produces Java byte-code. It generates a subdirectory named from the main class of a project that is suitable for either direct execution or JAR generation.

Synopsis

  • compile_to_jvm [options] <Root-Class> <Root-Procedure>
  • compile_to_jvm [options] <ACEfilename>
  • compile_to_jvm -help

This tool works similarly to the standard compile_to_c compiler and thus shares many options: assertion control, path loading...

Current (2.2) specific options are:

  • -jar: tell the compiler to also produce a .jar file of the project
  • -run: tell the compiler to automatically run the project after successful compilation
  • -use_jar <jar>: use <jar> application to generate the .jar file instead of the default one (implies -jar)
  • -use_jvm <jvm>: use <jvm> to run the program instead of the default one (implies -run)
  • -extern_compiler <compiler>: Use the Java <compiler> compiler to compile plugins and runtime
  • -ss <size>: Set the maximum stack size to <size> (implies -run)
  • -mx <size>: Set the maximum heap size to <size> (implies -run)
  • -ms <size>: Set the initial heap size to <size> (implies -run)
  • -classpath <path>: Set the path which is search for compiled classes (implies -run)