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Re: [platform-swt-dev] loading native libraries
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Thanks for the email.
I realize that we're in the endgame... I'm not sure if it makes sense for SWT to include it at this point. That said, fixing this issue would be a really big deal in that it would allow Mac users to use an alternate VM to the one provided by Apple, thus enabling the use of 32-bit Java 6+ on the mac.
Perhaps it won't make it for 3.5, but maybe for 3.5.1
Best regards,
David
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 1:04 PM, Steve Northover
<Steve_Northover@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi David!
What you are doing is cool. Please
enter a bug report that says, "SWT Libraries wont't load in OpenJDK7".
Include a pointer to your blog (actually better, a copy of the text
that describes the failure). We are in the end game for Eclipse 3.5
so we are not really open to code changes at this point, howerever, it
may just be build/configuration issues and those things can be address
(providing they are safe for the main stream).
Steve
I'm interested in getting SWT and Eclipse to work nicely
with OpenJDK-based VMs. As you may know getting Eclipse to run on
JDK7 is problematic mostly
because it won't load SWT native libraries.
My intention is to figure out why these native libraries
aren't loading in JDK 7 and provide the JDK 7 project with some patches
to make it work. If anyone has any hints as to why this does work
for non-OpenJDK VMs (such as those distributed by Sun) please let me know.
Thanks,
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