Hi Thomas,
On 7/09/2017 6:23 PM, Thomas Stüfe wrote:
Hi all,
I'd am writing a jtreg test which loads a native shared library. I do
not actually need to do anything with the shared library, so loading and
unloading again. I do not plan on resolving any exports, it just needs
to be there and be valid, on all platforms.
There are a number of shared objects which would be a fit, e.g.
JniVersion. Would it be okay to use this in a jtreg test or would this
be considered bad form?
Given the convention used to get the native parts of jtreg tests built
(when building test-image) I would think it simpler, and cleaner to just
define a trivial .c file and build the library from it.
Thanks,
David
Thank you, Thomas
