[Cp-tools-discuss] gjdoc 0.7.5 released

[Julian Scheid]

GNU gjdoc 0.7.5 is now available.

This release includes a number of bugfixes and better command line
compatibility to javadoc.  See below for details.

The latest release of GNU gjdoc can always be found at
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/classpath/

New in release 0.7.5

* Option -group works now.  Previously, package patterns never
  matched.  Thanks to Wolfgang Baer for reporting this.

* System.exit() is now only called in the main() method, enabling use
  of gjdoc via reflection.  Thanks to Wolfgang Baer for reporting
  this.

* -link/-linkoffline facility works better now.  Previously, external
  types haven't always been hyperlinked properly.  Thanks to Mark
  Wielaard for reporting this.

* Unavailable external documentation sets are handled gracefully now.
  Thanks to Jack Bates for reporting this.

* Command line option keywords are now treated as case-insensitive.
  Thanks to Andrew Overholt for reporting this and to Thomas
  Fitzsimmons for insisting on this change.

* Missing whitespace after type dimension specifiers (as in
  "int[]foo;") is now accepted.  Thanks to Andrew Overholt for
  reporting this.

* If a package directory exists in more than one -sourcepath root
  directory, the contents of all package directories are now merged
  properly.  Thanks to some guy on #classpath for reporting this.

* The build is now looking for antlr.jar in /usr/share/antlr/lib.
  This is where it is located on Gentoo.  Thanks to David Gilbert for
  reporting this.

* Option -all has been revised and works now for classes in the
  default package.  Thanks to Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho for reporting
  this.

* For option -all, gjdoc now makes sure that source files are in the
  proper package with respect to the specified -sourcepath.

* Bogus "<>" empty type parameter information that was generated under
  certain circumstances is now omitted.

* Ordering of usage types on the class use pages is now deterministic.

* Removed debug message "no member found for xyz".

* Minor performance enhancements.