help with compiling ninja/jep about graalvm-clojure

[zcaudate]

Output is listed: https://github.com/zcaudate/sample-jep-graal#running

[BrunoBonacci]

Hi @zcaudate ,

It is probably because of the “closed world assumption” you have to provide at compile-time all the dependencies that you will use at runtime.

I’m currently on holidays with limited internet access but I’d suggest that you have a read to
https://www.graalvm.org/docs/Native-Image/user/JNI

Bruno

[zcaudate]

Thanks @BrunoBonacci. Enjoy your holidays!

The program compiles but is not working at runtime.

I did ask around about that and even attempted to hand code the JNI.json for about half a day before finding a better solution. The call to --agentlib does the instrumentation to generate the JNI.json.

Anyways. Most of the problems I've run into are captured here: ninia/jep#271 and I gave some more background here: babashka/babashka#517 who pointed me out to you.

I think I'm pretty close and it's not that urgent but any help would be great.

[BrunoBonacci]

Make sure that the native library is either embedded in your jar or the -Djna.library.path= is set correctly.

[zcaudate]

The shared library is located here: /usr/local/Cellar/[email protected]/3.8.3_2/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.8/lib/python3.8/site-packages/jep/ after a brew install it uses JNI so I'm not sure that setting jna.library.path would help.

The layout of the folder looks like this:

Where does the folder go?

When not compiled using Native Image, I'm doing a bootstrap call to an external python process to find this directory:
https://github.com/zcaudate/sample-jep-graal/blob/master/src/jep/graal.clj#L30

[BrunoBonacci]

Hi Chris, If it is using JNI (instead of JNA) then you have to set the -Djava.library.path or LD_LIBRARY_PATH It has been a while since I last used JNI/JNA but from what I remember you need to load the native interface in Java before using it. Something like static { System.loadLibrary("jep"); } The call to load library will resolve the location using the -Djava.library.path or LD_LIBRARY_PATH. If you get stuck I suggest you open an issue into the GraalVM project asking for help, the team is very kind and they will help you with the correct pointers. Bye Bruno

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[zcaudate]

Sweet. Thanks Bruno. I'll give it another go.