I have now managed to hack DrJava and Mint together. I still have to improve the source, because right now a few things are hard-coded, but it is a working proof-of-concept.
Welcome to DrJava. Working directory is C:\Program Files\JavaMint\langtools\mintTest > java edu.rice.cs.mint.runtime.Mint Power_For 131072.0 >
This is the output for the Mint program
import edu.rice.cs.mint.runtime.Code;
public class Power_For {
public static void main(String[] args) {
final double x = 2;
int n = 17;
Code
for(int i=0; i
}
System.out.println(c.run());
}
}
It is a bit inconvenient because you have to invoke the Mint launcher, edu.rice.cs.mint.runtime.Mint, but that can be changed too.
The last problem that I had was the class path when the compiler is invoked at runtime. It took some time to understand that, because instead of saying something like “Class not found”, the error message was “Variable not found”. But because the compiler didn’t find a class definition for a certain symbol, it assumed the symbol had to be a variable.
More information later.
