jrm 2e7956f384 Always use the current directory as the default classpath ... Summary: public When no classpath was specified, Infer were considering it to be None instead of the current directory. The consequence is that we were replacing the current directory with the annotation processor for suppress warnings, leading to cases where `javac` was compiling fine but `infer -- javac` was failing with classes not found compilation issues. This diff fixes by always having at least "." in the classpath. Reviewed By: sblackshear Differential Revision: D2853035 fb-gh-sync-id: e69db7c		9 years ago
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inferlib	Always use the current directory as the default classpath	9 years ago
infer	merge redundant code to configure logging	9 years ago
inferTraceBugs	refactor print_and_save_errors	9 years ago