Joint compilation of Java, Groovy, @NotNull Follow

Created November 23, 2009 14:10

Currently I am using javac2 to compile my Java code including processing of @NotNull annotations.
Now I'd like to write single classes in Groovy.

How do I get joint compilation of Java and Groovy without loosing the bytecode instrumentation for the @NotNull annotations?
Is there a way to instrument the byte code with @NotNull checks _after_ compilation?

1 comment

Dmitry Jemerov

Created November 23, 2009 15:44

Hello Stephen,

Currently I am using javac2 to compile my Java code including
processing of @NotNull annotations. Now I'd like to write single
classes in Groovy.

How do I get joint compilation of Java and Groovy without loosing the
bytecode instrumentation for the @NotNull annotations?

Is there a way to instrument the byte code with @NotNull checks
after compilation?

Yes. You can use the InstrumentIdeaExtensions task instead of javac2 for
this - it accepts the same options but doesn't perform the actual compilation.

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Dmitry Jemerov
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