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stephengold / Libbulletjme

A JNI interface to Bullet Physics and V-HACD
https://stephengold.github.io/Libbulletjme/lbj-en/English/overview.html
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Using "compile" in build.gradle #8

Closed tmvkrpxl0 closed 2 years ago

tmvkrpxl0 commented 2 years ago

Hello, I am student and I want to use this for my project I was looking for Physics engine I can use with java, and this is the perfect, it's being maintained

However there was one thing I want to mention about this project, AFAIK, compile in build.gradle is now deprecated and should be replaced with implementation This is the source for this:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44493378/whats-the-difference-between-implementation-api-and-compile-in-gradle#44493379 I have tried to refresh my project after adding the physics engine, but it could not find method compile and was not able to compile it. Had to replace compile to implementation for that, and now I can compile it. Could you change it to implementation if there's no need to keep it compile?

stephengold commented 2 years ago

Thanks for reaching out to me.

The implementation dependency type was added to Gradle a couple years ago; it won't work for people using older versions of Gradle.

The compile dependency type was deprecated in Gradle v6, but still worked as of Gradle v6.9.1. It only stopped working in Gradle 7, which was released in April.

I'll modify the README to provide instructions for both the old Gradle and the new Gradle.

stephengold commented 2 years ago

Solved in "master" branch at a3b8b33.