Gradle

[franck-van-breugel]

In the gradle branch, jpf-nhandler can be build using a Gradle wrapper. The following changes have been made:

• README has been updated to reflect the build using the Gradle wrapper
• the tools directory has been removed (as the scripts in the directory are not used any more)
• the .hgignore file has been removed (as hg is not used any more)
• the structure of the src directory has been changed to be consistent with Gradle's standard structure
• the classpath and native_classpath in jpf.properties have been changed (due to the previous item)
• the bin directory has been deleted
• the lib directory has been restructured and licenses of external jars have been included
• the build.xml file has been deleted (as this was used by Ant)
• the gradle directory, the Gradle build file and the Gradle wrappers have been added

[cyrille-artho]

Very nice! Unfortunately, there is one step that doesn't work on my computer. I use a two-step definition of the location of JPF and its extensions in my ~/.jpf/site.properties:

jpf-home = ${user.home}/jpf
jpf-core = ${jpf-home}/jpf-core

Perhaps there is a way to automatically resolve these variables? Otherwise, the patch looks great.

[franck-van-breugel]

Thanks for taking the time to have a look at this and for the very useful feedback. I hope that variable interpolation now works properly.

[cyrille-artho]

Everything works now, thanks!