Add a Java API #30
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The goal of this is to make automated testing much faster because the JVM doesn't have to start up a bunch.
This is approximately a 10x speedup on the test suite including compilation.
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Merged this in because no one voiced any concerns. Refer to #13 for future discussion. |
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This has been mostly done for a while as work towards #13, but I have let it stew in my mind and don't think that I'm going to get a much better design without significantly more work.
The core interface is the rars/api/Program class. However, the Memory class leaked into the interface a little. I am planning to make some changes to Memory in the future, but I don't think people are likely to be significantly affected by the changes whenever I make them in the future.
The /Test class demonstrates how to use the Program class in a very simple way. rars/Launch also shows how to use it. I would not be opposed to quickly writing another example to fit someones usecase if needed.
I'd like to give this a chance to be reviewed before I merge it in and finalize the decision as I plan to keep it backward compatible (assuming the documentation is followed).
This release has a build of the Jar if that helps.
@martinberger