Finished part 1 of the Wayland McWayface tutorial of Drew DeVault - Issue with spi toolprovider interface and jextract

Maurizio Cimadamore maurizio.cimadamore at oracle.com
Mon Feb 25 11:37:47 UTC 2019


On 25/02/2019 00:40, Mark Hammons wrote:
> So at least I know the command is failing, but still no output as to why. 

Error code 4 means jextract failed with some runtime exception - but the 
"jextract.debug" option should print the exception message:

```
ctx.err.println(re.getMessage());
if (Main.DEBUG) {
   re.printStackTrace(ctx.err);
}
return RUNTIME_ERROR;
```

I'm not sure setting the property the way you do is the right way to go. 
The property is cached in a static field:

```
public static final boolean DEBUG = Boolean.getBoolean("jextract.debug");
```

So you are basically depending on the order in which classes are 
loaded/initialized here. Can you try to pass -Djextract.debug to the VM 
directly instead of doing it from the program? (not 100% sure that is 
why you are getting no output, but let's try to remove as many 
accidental factors as possible).


Maurizio





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