The system built-in classpath, both for for pre-translated .00 files and
normal .class files, is /sys/j (see the shell script /app/stdio/javac for
details). But the SDK *also* comes with a bunch of class and 00 files in
hierarchies under the root directory. (Do a "find / -type f -name {*.class}
-print > /classfiles.txt" for the whole list.)
In particular, the directories "com" (tao_group stuff), "java" (beans, rmi,
security, sql, and text packages), "lib" (tao awt peers), "sun" (misc and rmi
packages), "sys" (lots of misc), and "uk" (misc tao stuff again).
Moreover, there are duplicate classfiles scattered about as well. I cannot
tell if they are identical or not - they were certainly compiled with the same
compiler version, but many are of different sizes. I suspect that the ones in
/sys/j are special somehow, but the Linux side of the machine recognizes them
as normal classfiles.
It seems to me that Java stuff is scattered a bit all over the filesystem, but
nowhere is the sun.tools package (which includes the javac compiler summarized
on page 50 of the SDK overview book) included. Let's hope that a cleaned up
filesystem image with the core sun compiler classes is made available from the
AmigaDev.net web site soon.
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