[backport] Support javac as a compiler for Tycho #3352
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Currently Tycho is strictly using ecj as a compiler but in general it might be there are situations one wants to use javac for compilation even though it might not has full features supported (e.g. package restrictions). This is an attempt to make it possible to use javac at a very basic level.
Test Results 582 files +3 582 suites +3 3h 33m 33s ⏱️ + 2m 52s For more details on these failures, see this check. Results for commit 2725cbd. ± Comparison against base commit dccc34e. |
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Currently Tycho is strictly using ecj as a compiler but in general it might be there are situations one wants to use javac for compilation even though it might not has full features supported (e.g. package restrictions).
This is an attempt to make it possible to use javac at a very basic level.