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I am about to make a mod to post on the site but I need compiling help
I made my own .java files and now I need to compile them into .class
I tried installing JDK but nothing would show up even after hours
And of course I can't use mcp because you need JDK. lol
Is there anything I can do to compile these .java files into .class???
I know that .java files are decompiled .class files
I made my own .java files and now I need to compile them into .class
I tried installing JDK but nothing would show up even after hours
And of course I can't use mcp because you need JDK. lol
Is there anything I can do to compile these .java files into .class???
I know that .java files are decompiled .class files
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2. Run the installer. Please take note to where it installs it. You'll need that information later.
3. Go to Start, and right-click on Computer, then Properties.
4. On the left, click on Advanced System Settings.
5. Click on Environment Variables.
6. At the upper portion of the window, click on New...
7. In Variable name, type Path. Capitalization and spelling matters.
8. Get the file path to where JDK was installed. If you didn't change the default, the path should be under C:\Program Files\Java. In that directory, you should see a folder called something like jdk_1.7.0_51. Go in that, then into the bin folder. Click on the top of the window, where it shows the parent directories. Press CTRL + C.
9. Go back to the Environment Variables window. Paste in the path under Variable Value.
10. Click OK to accept.
11. Open up Command Prompt, then execute the command, "javac" (without quotation marks). If you don't get a message that says "'javac' is not recognized as an internal or external command", then you're done!
12. If You do get that message, try closing all instances of Command Prompt, then repeat Step 11.
13. If you still get the message, then try the entire installation process again.
(so... it didn't work)
AND WHAT THIS BLOG IS ABOUT IS A WAY TO COMPILE FILES WITHOUT JDK OR MCP!