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dokan-java is already requiring Java 11 at a minimum. But Java 14 adds powerful new native memory access API via JEP 370: Foreign-Memory Access API. So,
It might be interesting to create a new branch/version and experiment with replacing (portion of) JNA with the new APIs in Java 14.
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Sounds definitely interesting. This can be done in a feature/experimental branch.
But this will only be merged into main if this feature has lost its incubator status. And there is also project panama of the openjdk, which also sounds worth investigating
Currently there isn't even any relase target given in gradle (should be 11).
dokan-java is already requiring Java 11 at a minimum. But Java 14 adds powerful new native memory access API via
JEP 370: Foreign-Memory Access API
. So,It might be interesting to create a new branch/version and experiment with replacing (portion of) JNA with the new APIs in Java 14.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: