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Bug 336572

Summary:

ajcore file produced when doing a headless build of AJDT on the 3.7 stream

Product:

[Tools] AspectJ

Reporter:

Andrew Eisenberg <andrew.eisenberg>

Component:

AJBrowser

Assignee:

aspectj inbox <aspectj-inbox>

Status:

NEW ---

QA Contact:

Severity:

normal

Priority:

CC:

aclement

Version:

unspecified

Target Milestone:

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Hardware:

Macintosh

OS:

Mac OS X

Whiteboard:

Attachments:

Description	Flags
ajcore file	none

Description Andrew Eisenberg

2011-02-07 19:17:12 EST

ajc created the following ajcore file when compiling the org.eclipse.contribution.xref.core plugin headless.

Comment 1 Andrew Eisenberg

2011-02-07 19:18:03 EST

Created attachment 188487 [details]
ajcore file

Comment 2 Andrew Clement

2011-02-08 11:30:56 EST

After chewing on it for a bit, I do recall something like this before, when AspectJ is called from Ant.  I can't quite find the bug report at the moment though.

Are you using fork when running the AspectJ compile step?

Comment 3 Andrew Eisenberg

2011-02-08 12:05:57 EST

I'm not really sure...it is being run as part of a pde build.  I just had a look and it seems like there was no fork being called.  As you mentioned, it is very likely that two builds were occurring at once: a pde build and a standard build using the AJBuilder.

THe situation I had was a bit odd and not something that I expect will happen very often.  I was doing a headless pde build of AJDT and using a workspace that (inadvertently) already had some ApsectJ projects in it.  It is likey that there was a call to iajc and a call to build the AJ projects in the workspace occurring at the same time.