[WIP] Provider based on native-image C interface #268
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…#247) (fusesource#258) * Fix wrong output encoding on Windows with JDK >= 19 JDK 19 has changed the system properties used for System.out and System.err encoding, see https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/19-relnote-issues.html#JDK-8283620 * Fix bad background in logo and add output encoding system properties
- the minimal build requirement is bumped to JDK 21 - FFM is the default provider if available (JDK >= 21 with --enable-preview flag)
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GraalVM SDK provides a C interface that is only supported by native-image. In theory, we can use this to avoid including any JNI libraries in native-image (#246).
However, I ran into some trouble in practice, so this PR won't work at the moment:
ioctlwith it; (CFunction does not support varargs function oracle/graal#7507)Maybe I can find some workaround, or wait for GraalVM to fix these issues, but until then I can't do more. If anyone can give me some help I might as well get on with this.