Java generation output

I invoque the following command line :
java -classpath xxx/toto.jar toto.Tool file.g
which generates files I want but where I want, the output directory is bad
how to indicate to the compiler which directory to put the generated files ?
in c++ we use -o as an option
I don't find the equivalent for java..

That option is for specifying destination of.class
files for javac. I don't think that's what the OP
wants.Ahem. "how to indicate to the compiler which
directory to put the generated files ?" That's
exactly what "-d" does.Ahem. Reread the whole command line. The OP is running a class with "java", not compiling with "javac". The OP has the terminology messed up. I think the OP's class itself generates files.

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