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20090220 Friday February 20, 2009

A JavaFX compiler debug trick

There is an unsupported (read - can be removed in future without notice!) command line option with JavaFX compiler. If you run javafxc as


    javafxc -XDdumpjava Test.fx

the compiler generates intermediate Java code for your JavaFX program in "./dumpjava" directory (compiler expects you to create ./dumpjava directory before invoking javafxc). This is meant to be a debugging option for JavaFX compiler developers. But, you can look at generated Java code to see what happens behind the scenes - much like C++ programmers used to look at intermediate C code and/or preprocessed code.



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Comments:

This is really useful, thanks!

Posted by Bruno Garcia on February 27, 2009 at 11:24 PM IST #

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