Don't fail JNI dependency checks if we can build a JNI program #466
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Not all setups will result in JNI_INCLUDE_DIRS having a value, in particular Android builds from standalone toolchain directories have the JNI headers installed in the standard include directories. Instead of failing if the configure macro didn't find a directory based on the installed Java runtime, only fail if we cannot build a JNI-including program.
gmaxwell
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Jul 11, 2017
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@theuni Care to have a look? |
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This can re-enable jni if it's been turned off because ecdh is disabled. I think the quick fix is just to move the |
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Closing this because we removed the JNI bindings in #682. |
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Not all setups will result in JNI_INCLUDE_DIRS having a value, in
particular Android builds from standalone toolchain directories have
the JNI headers installed in the standard include directories.
Instead of failing if the configure macro didn't find a directory
based on the installed Java runtime, only fail if we cannot build a
JNI-including program.