Option | Description |
-cp path or -classpath path | Specifies the Java classpath. |
-d directory | Sets the destination directory to store class files. |
-g | Generates debugging information. |
-g:none | Instructs the javac tool not to generate any debugging information. |
-help | Prints information about the options of the javac tool. |
-Xlint | Displays warnings against the use of deprecated classes and methods. |
-Xlint:-name | Disables deprecation warnings for a specified class, interface, or method. |
-Xlint:path | Displays a warning when you specify a directory to compile but the directory does not exist. |
1.1.Introduction | ||||
1.1.1. | Developing a Java program involves | |||
1.1.2. | JDK Utilities | |||
1.1.3. | See the details of the compilation: use the verbose option | |||
1.1.4. | A profiler is used to analyze how much time a program spends in each part of the code. | |||
1.1.5. | The syntax to use the javac tool | |||
1.1.6. | Java Compiler Options | |||
1.1.7. | The java Tool | |||
1.1.8. | Commonly Used Java Command Options | |||
1.1.9. | The javadoc Tool | |||
1.1.10. | The jar Tool | |||
1.1.11. | The javap Tool | |||
1.1.12. | Some of the Options Supported by the javap Utility | |||
1.1.13. | The jarsignature Tool | |||
1.1.14. | The native2ascii Tool | |||
1.1.15. | The jconsole Tool | |||
1.1.16. | Set the memory available to the JVM | |||
1.1.17. | Java memory command line arguments |