Sample for making jars with dylibs #180
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This allows us to include dylibs in the jar and load them as resources. This allows us to: ``` -> % java --enable-native-access=ALL-UNNAMED -cp ../../SwiftKit/build/classes/java/main:./build/libs/swift-and-java-jar-sample-lib-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar -Djava.library.path=/usr/lib/swift/ Example.java [swift][MySwiftLibrary/MySwiftLibrary.swift:27](helloWorld()) helloWorld() ``` and we can even include the swiftCore libs in the jar to make it really fat and include all swift dependencies. I think we should maybe make that an option in the inevitable gradle plugin we'll need to do here.
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This allows us to include dylibs in the jar and load them as resources.
This allows us to:
and we can even include the swiftCore libs in the jar to make it really fat and include all swift dependencies. I think we should maybe make that an option in the inevitable gradle plugin we'll need to do here.