New fixes for compiling on newer Java versions #49
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would be great to get this merged, I'm having this issue on Mac with java 17 with v0.4! I am using your forked version for now. |
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About a year ago I created a PR that introduced a small shim into the manifest and build script for fixing this project on newer versions of Java. Unfortunately this shim doesn't seem to properly work anymore, rendering it mostly ineffective.
This PR hopes to address these issues once again with a proper solution instead of a hacky workaround. The issue currently is with
sun.awt.Mutexnot being exported into the Java Runtime in newer versions.Looking at the source code reveals that the only use of a
sun.awt.Mutexis for mutual exclusion in somesynchronizedblocks. However Java allows you to synchronise over any type of object, so we can just change the type toObjectto remove our dependency without changing any behaviour.I have a release on my own fork tagged as
0.4.1, which was compiled with Java 8. I have additionally tested it against Java 17 and 21 and everything appears to work correctly.