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Support for newer versions of Java
See original GitHub issueMy group has found some nice use cases for Phosphor, and we’re hoping to use it in an upcoming project that requires at least Java 11.
The master branch README says that support for Java 9+ is on the roadmap, and I can see a java14 branch with WIP commits. What is that status of this feature? What are the main blockers for using Phosphor with newer versions of Java? Are there workarounds that will let us use Phosphor (with possibly reduced functionality) in say Java 14?
Thanks!
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@aoli-al You should be able to compile Phosphor with Java 11 - it just needs to be run using version 16 right now.
This is moving forward, and I now have a version that is passing our complete integration test suite on Java 16 (using Adoptium/OpenJDK). I’d be curious to know if this version (in phosphor-0.1.0-dev) works for your application, and if not, what kinds of errors you see. I just added some hurried documentation, please note that compared to the prior version of Phosphor, there are now 3 jars: one to use as a javaagent (
phosphor-jigsaw-javaagent), one to use to generate instrumented JVMs (phosphor-instrument-jigsaw), and one to use for instrumenting everything else (the regular Phosphor jar). No need to use-Xbootclasspathflags when running the JVM.