JRE.xcframework

[rafi Chen]

Hi,

j2objc-2.8-frameworks.zip includes JRE.xcframework/ios-x86_64-simulator but it doesn't include JRE.xcframework/ios-arm64-simulator. Is it intentional? How do I build or download it?

Thanks

[Tom Ball]

The easiest way to do a distribution build is to follow the set up steps in the Building J2ObjC doc, then run "make -j8 dist" in the j2objc top-level directory. We need to do a 3.0 release, but first we're syncing with Android's latest version of its Java runtime library. Since the JRE is huge, moving to a new version without breaking developers takes time.

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[Rory Sinclair]

The build from master currently appears to be broken in excitingly different ways on M1 and Intel Macs: https://github.com/google/j2objc/issues/2045

Is there any chance of a 3.0 release soon, with pre-built arm64 simulator binaries in the XCFrameworks? This would make life a lot easier for a lot of j2objc users, I suspect.