First of all, fantastic job! I went to MSDN, picked up a few details on a
Kernel32 interface, and had some native stuff running in minutes...great
tool! I wish it was around years ago when I burned countless hours on JNI.
My question is about a Windows-only deployment and how I can get the size
down (it was troubling to triple the size of my program to get the one
call*).
The first thing I tried, which was quick and easy, was to unpack jna.jar,
delete directories "darwin", "freebsd*", "linux*", and "sunos*", and pack
it back up again. My test seemed to continue to work with this modified
jar.
I just wondered if this was the "right" way to proceed, if I'm looking for
trouble doing this, and if I can get even smaller using this technique.
Realistically, I'm not going to have time to do a custom build, but to
deploy a smaller package on Windows, I think I'm on the right track?
--Dale--
* The one call is to keep Windows from sleeping on me:
SetThreaExecutionState(ES_CONTINUOUS | ES_SYSTEM_REQUIRED)
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