If I have two classes under the same package (defined in different files) and compile one
of the files which defines them, javac seems to always output a .class file for both of them.
This makes use of parallel make to speed up compiles impossible, since two javac
processes running simultaneously (one to compile each .java file) and writing to
the same .class files tend to clobber each other's output.
of the files which defines them, javac seems to always output a .class file for both of them.
This makes use of parallel make to speed up compiles impossible, since two javac
processes running simultaneously (one to compile each .java file) and writing to
the same .class files tend to clobber each other's output.
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JDK-1229690 compiler inform when it's creating more than one class file from java file
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