Fix compilation failure related to jplag.frontend.java-1.5/pom.xml#10
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Fix compilation failure related to jplag.frontend.java-1.5/pom.xml
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Hello,
When compiling JFlag with Maven 3.2.5 and running the following command in the jflag root folder:
I was getting a compilation failure:
and it appeared that the files under package "jplag.java15.grammar" had been generated in a wrong folder (namely in a "src" subfolder of the jplag root folder).
With this new value of "outputDirectory" it seems to be OK.
Best regards.