Remove dependency on uname command
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The discussion is in #20 atm |
pomadchin
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Jan 4, 2025
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That sounds like a better solution since it will not break any existing code. I have made another commit now that adds it back. |
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As mentioned in #20 the
unamecommand does not exist on Windows, which means that a program built usingsbt-jnicannot be run on Windows.This PR removes all usages of the
unamecommand fromsbt-jniso that it becomes platform independent.I have verified that the updated
NativeLoaderworks on linux, mac and windows.Note: this does not mean that the
sbt-jniplugin works on Windows (I haven't checked). It only means that the code used to load the native library works there.