LWJGL is a Java library that enables cross-platform access to popular native APIs useful in the development of graphics (OpenGL, Vulkan, bgfx), audio (OpenAL, Opus), parallel computing (OpenCL, CUDA) and XR (OpenVR, LibOVR, OpenXR) applications.
Currently if you add every platform into same runnable jar file, it gives this error (running from windows):
Platform available on classpath: linux/x64. IE it tries to load all of the platform natives not only the useful ones.
Of course one solution is to make a runnable jar for every platform separately. but it would be much better if it was just one fat jar.
Yes I mean for both the user application and the import native library, which would load all suitable native libraries by the platform.
this would also minimize all library setup if all the libraries are in one fat library-native jar module. yeah it would make some applications larger, but you can also provide the individual parts of the libraries separately, per platform, like its done now. or at least make each fat native jar contain all libraries for each platform in one package. to minimize library hassle.
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Currently if you add every platform into same runnable jar file, it gives this error (running from windows): Platform available on classpath: linux/x64. IE it tries to load all of the platform natives not only the useful ones. Of course one solution is to make a runnable jar for every platform separately. but it would be much better if it was just one fat jar. Yes I mean for both the user application and the import native library, which would load all suitable native libraries by the platform.
this would also minimize all library setup if all the libraries are in one fat library-native jar module. yeah it would make some applications larger, but you can also provide the individual parts of the libraries separately, per platform, like its done now. or at least make each fat native jar contain all libraries for each platform in one package. to minimize library hassle.