src/jdk.compiler/share/classes/com/sun/tools/javah/resources/l10n.properties

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          {0} is an illegal argument\n
  tracing.not.supported=\
          Warning: Tracing is no longer supported.  Instead, use\
          -verbose:jni option of the virtual machine.
  
- #
- # Usage message.
- #
- usage=\
- Usage: javah [options] <classes>\n\
- \n\
- where [options] include:\n\
- \n\t\
- -help                 Print this help message and exit\n\t\
- -classpath <path>     Path from which to load classes\n\t\
- -cp <path>            Path from which to load classes\n\t\
- -modulepath <path>    Path from which to load application modules\n\t\
- -system <path>        JDK directory from which to load system modules\n\t\
- -d <dir>              Output directory\n\t\
- -o <file>             Output file (only one of -d or -o may be used)\n\t\
- -jni                  Generate JNI-style header file (default)\n\t\
- -version              Print version information\n\t\
- -verbose              Enable verbose output\n\t\
- -force                Always write output files\n\
- \n\
- <classes> are specified with their fully qualified names, optionally\n\
- prefixed by a module name followed by '/'. Examples:\n\
-     java.lang.Object\n\
-     java.base/java.io.File\n\
- 
  main.usage=\
  Usage: \n\
  \  javah [options] <classes>\n\
  where [options] include:
  main.opt.o=\
  \  -o <file>                Output file (only one of -d or -o may be used)
  main.opt.d=\
  \  -d <dir>                 Output directory
  main.opt.v=\
  \  -v  -verbose             Enable verbose output
  main.opt.h=\
  \  -h  --help  -?           Print this message
  main.opt.version=\
  \  -version                 Print version information
  main.opt.jni=\
  \  -jni                     Generate JNI-style header file (default)
  main.opt.force=\
  \  -force                   Always write output files
  main.opt.classpath=\
  \  -classpath <path>        Path from which to load classes
  main.opt.cp=\
  \  -cp <path>               Path from which to load classes
  main.opt.bootclasspath=\
  \  -bootclasspath <path>    Path from which to load bootstrap classes
! main.usage.foot=\
! <classes> are specified with their fully qualified names\n\
! (for example, java.lang.Object).
  
  #
  # Version string.
  #
  javah.version={0} version "{1}"
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          {0} is an illegal argument\n
  tracing.not.supported=\
          Warning: Tracing is no longer supported.  Instead, use\
          -verbose:jni option of the virtual machine.
  
  main.usage=\
  Usage: \n\
  \  javah [options] <classes>\n\
  where [options] include:
+ 
  main.opt.o=\
  \  -o <file>                    Output file (only one of -d or -o may be used)
+ 
  main.opt.d=\
  \  -d <dir>                     Output directory
+ 
  main.opt.v=\
  \  -v  -verbose                 Enable verbose output
+ 
  main.opt.h=\
  \  -h  --help  -?               Print this message
+ 
  main.opt.version=\
  \  -version                     Print version information
+ 
  main.opt.jni=\
  \  -jni                         Generate JNI-style header file (default)
+ 
  main.opt.force=\
  \  -force                       Always write output files
+ 
+ main.opt.module_path=\
+ \  --module-path <path>         Path from which to load application modules
+ 
+ main.opt.upgrade_module_path=\
+ \  --upgrade_module-path <path> Path from which to load application modules
+ 
  main.opt.classpath=\
  \  -classpath <path>            Path from which to load classes
+ 
+ main.opt.class_path=\
+ \  --class-path <path>          Path from which to load classes
+ 
  main.opt.cp=\
  \  -cp <path>                   Path from which to load classes
+ 
  main.opt.bootclasspath=\
  \  -bootclasspath <path>        Path from which to load bootstrap classes
! 
! main.opt.system=\
! \  --system <jdk>               Specify where to find system modules
! 
! main.usage.foot=\n\
! GNU-style options may use '=' instead whitespace to separate the name of an option\n\
! from its value.\n\
! \n\
! Each class must be specified by its fully qualified names, optionally\n\
! prefixed by a module name followed by '/'. Examples:\n\
! \    java.lang.Object\n\
! \    java.base/java.io.File\n\
  
  #
  # Version string.
  #
  javah.version={0} version "{1}"