Hi Gregg,
I am afraid that train is long gone. Once OpenJDK decided the preferred
distribution mechanism for Java applications is to embed the runtime, the
notion of Java Platform that would allow installation/execution of platform
neutral software packages is gone.
Bytecode is no longer fashio
To get back to technical aspects, the sub-question of native code loading
from JMODs/JARs has come up before. In 2018 I did some experiments with
loading native code directly from memory (i.e. a JAR) on different
operating systems, and wrote up the results here:
https://mail.openjdk.java.net/piper
Le 28/09/2021 à 08:52, Johan Vos a écrit :
Having said that, I really want to focus on the original technical
questions. I appreciate the concerns about the general position of Java,
but in an OpenJDK context, I believe it is best to stick to the
technical "details" and just make it happen.
