Need help compiling on debian

Originally Posted by kneitzel

I don't think that you need to pay anyone here :)

Just give us all details. What did you call exactly?































































Where did you call it? Did you put a @ in front of your source file by accident?

Konrad

This is an example of Cache.Java

Java Code:

package com.rs.cache;

import com.alex.io.OutputStream;
import com.alex.store.Store;
import com.alex.util.whirlpool.Whirlpool;
import com.rs.Settings;
import com.rs.utils.Utils;

import java.io.IOException;

public final class Cache {

        public static Store STORE;

        private Cache() {

        }

        public static void init() throws IOException {
                STORE = new Store(Settings.CACHE_PATH);
        }

        public static final byte[] generateUkeysFile() {
                OutputStream stream = new OutputStream();
                stream.writeByte(STORE.getIndexes().length);
                for (int index = 0; index < STORE.getIndexes().length; index++) {
                        if (STORE.getIndexes()[index] == null) {
                                stream.writeInt(0);
                                stream.writeInt(0);
                                stream.writeBytes(new byte[64]);
                                continue;
                        }
                        stream.writeInt(STORE.getIndexes()[index].getCRC());
                        stream.writeInt(STORE.getIndexes()[index].getTable().getRevision());
                        stream.writeBytes(STORE.getIndexes()[index].getWhirlpool());
                }
                byte[] archive = new byte[stream.getOffset()];
                stream.setOffset(0);
                stream.getBytes(archive, 0, archive.length);
                OutputStream hashStream = new OutputStream(65);
                hashStream.writeByte(0);
                hashStream.writeBytes(Whirlpool.getHash(archive, 0, archive.length));
                byte[] hash = new byte[hashStream.getOffset()];
                hashStream.setOffset(0);
                hashStream.getBytes(hash, 0, hash.length);
                hash = Utils.cryptRSA(hash, Settings.GRAB_SERVER_PRIVATE_EXPONENT, Settings.GRAB_SERVER_MODULUS);
                stream.writeBytes(hash);
                archive = new byte[stream.getOffset()];
                stream.setOffset(0);
                stream.getBytes(archive, 0, archive.length);
                return archive;
        }

}

It seems to be a problem with the java installation on debian because on other sources it gives me the same error but with "public" function declarations and such.

I know how to program in java and all the files are working 100%. I know this because I compiled it on my computer (windows) and it is all working just fine on that.