Originally posted by gimme pizza:
(Added: Dirk--i typed in javac -version, and got:
javac: invalid flag: -version
Then it lists all the other flags I can use... I will only post 'em if you want me to. Any other suggestions? Thanks for your time.)
Originally posted by Ernest Friedman-Hill:
The javac command doesn't have a -version switch; I'm sure that Dirk meant to type just "java -version".
Originally posted by Dirk Schreckmann:
With Java 2 v5, javac does indeed have a -version switch.
Originally posted by Dirk Schreckmann:
In this fancy set up, the java command would invoke a JRE, the location of which was described at the beginning of the PATH value, while the javac command would invoke a J2SDK, the location of which was described at a later point in the PATH value.
Originally posted by Jeffrey Hunter:
Pizza. You've created a monster here...some ugly hybrid of C and Java. printf has no place in Java, please, put it back in its proper home. It looks like you need a good intro Java book. Or, you can always go to Sun's site, which has a number of great tutorials that will get you started.
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