Compiling multiple java files present in different packages simultaneously

Hi,
I have multiple java files which are present in different folders.
In some cases, files are importing classes from other packages i.e. some kind of inter-dependency
How do I compile these java files simultaneously?
Any help would be highly appreciated.

Pawan_Anand wrote:
Hi,
I have multiple java files which are present in different folders.
In some cases, files are importing classes from other packages i.e. some kind of inter-dependency
How do I compile these java files simultaneously?
Is it circular?
Thus the dependency is A => B => C => A?

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