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JRuby support #104
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JRuby ships an implementation of fiddle based on FFI, and cannot support the C extension contained in this gem. It may be possible for us to do what @chrisseaton did and add a native fiddle implementation, but for now we would like to incorporate our own fiddle implementation into this gem, so that we can use it and users can reference it.
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kou commentedon Jan 27, 2022
+1
What should we do for it as the next step?
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rubyFeedback commentedon Apr 2, 2023
This would be interesting e. g. if we could then use fiddle + jruby for the libui bindings maintained by kojix2. I have not tried this yet (I usually use MRI as-is) but that would be really interesting, even more so with graalvm (if we can manage to compile everything into one app on windows one day; easy-mode distribution for elderly people who may need that. That is one use case I have for java swing, but of course I'd love to use jruby or any ruby-centric application for that).
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headius commentedon Oct 10, 2024
I will review the additional changes and we will probably pull this version into JRuby, just not as a gem until JRuby 10.