Mark Wardle

No this would be used to build multiple native libraries independently and as a bundle and therefore be easier in those kinds of environments because you'd exclude the current native...

I had a spare few minutes today so have just taken the native scripts and generated both a combined and individual libraries. That means one could include the default set,...

Would there be any benefit in highlighting this to the JVM FFI team? lmdb and lmdbjava seem to me to be an excellent example of making use of battle-tested native...

Claude's research output: # Support for Netty 4.2 AdaptivePoolingAllocator ## Summary lmdbjava 0.9.1's `ByteBufProxy.PROXY_NETTY` is incompatible with Netty 4.2's default buffer allocator. The current implementation requires `PooledUnsafeDirectByteBuf`, but Netty 4.2...

Unfortunately not. Here is a summary of [some of the documentation](https://netty.io/wiki/netty-4.2-migration-guide.html#wiki-h2-1): > In Netty 4.1 the adaptive memory allocator was experimental. We have now made it the new default instead...

If you are running Scala on the JVM why not use the original library directly via interop? I can't see attribution or credit or preservation of the original copyright by...

The word "inspired" would require that you have taken the notion of lmdbjava and re-engineered. Instead, the code in that repository is what looks like an exact copy made by...

Open source licenses are generally very permissive but you are breaking the license in my opinion. There is a big difference between writing a novel about a boy who is...

My feeling is this is a copyright and license violation because whole swathes of code are simply transpiled to a different syntax. His opinion matters not a jot, because the...

I'm sad to say that I did a quick look at other repositories in his GitHub profile. [storch-ffmpeg](https://github.com/mullerhai/storch-ffmpeg) is a copy without attribution of [ffmpeg4j](https://github.com/Manevolent/ffmpeg4j). [storch-plot](https://github.com/mullerhai/storch_plot) copies code from [evilplot](https://github.com/cibotech/evilplot)...