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ocamljava for 32-bit windows
I have to port a tool written in OCaml on a 32-bit JVM. I'll surely rewrite the tool in another language for now, but I think it's quite sad to do so.
Do you plan to provide support for 32-bit platforms? It would be awesome to continue to use OCaml.
Could you elaborate on the need to have support for 32-bit platforms in OCaml-Java? I mean, Java is supposed to gracefully handle such platforms.
If I remember correctly, I got an error message somewhere in the process, telling me that 32-bit JVMs were not supported.
I'll try to reproduce it as soon as I have the time.
EDIT : not 32-bit JVMs but 32-bit dev environment.
You shouldn't get such an error about JVMs, but building from sources requires a 64-bit machine. However, if you are using the binary release, both 32- and 64-bits platforms are supported.
Anyway, files compiled through ocamljava
can be run on
any JVM.
I understand the same bytecode can run on both 32-bit and 64-bit JVMs.
The problem was that the client I worked for at the time only had 32-bit, Windows development stations. So, ocamljava was quickly discarded.
It would have been really cool to just use ocamljava though.