fix: win32 terminal interface via native image#287
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Fixes use of SVM `Word` types, via the Native Image C API on Windows. Such types cannot be intermixed with with regular JVM `Object` types. Newer versions of the compiler find and enforce this, leading to failures at build time. Fixes and closes ajalt#286 Signed-off-by: Sam Gammon <sam@elide.dev>
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Thank you! It looks like you changed the indent to 2 spaces, which adds noise and doesn't match the rest of the project. Can you undo that? |
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@ajalt Yes, sorry, I was hoping to test with CI because I couldn't get the build working locally off the bat. What version of Java should I be using? And are you using Spotless here, or how do I format? |
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Fixes use of SVM
Wordtypes, via the Native Image C API on Windows. Such types cannot be intermixed with with regular JVMObjecttypes. Newer versions of the compiler find and enforce this, leading to failures at build time.Fixes and closes #286
cc / @ajalt big fan btw, hi again, we are using Mordant in Elide! 😄