Can it be compiled into a dynamic shared library? #1345
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Clarissa Gazala Evanthe (ClarissaGazalaEvanthe)
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I want to make a platform service run language code but can it run via ffi so no executable needed |
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Mar 31, 2025
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Yes. Elide can be used via Maven, and you can use GraalVM's shared library features with it just fine. We have several projects downstream where we are building Elide-enabled stuff via this route, so it will stay supported. Feel free to join the Discord and let us know if you have any trouble getting it set up, or post here and we'll act quickly to fix. 👍 |
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if it is true that it can be compiled to a 100% shared library, it might be more interesting because developers can code javascript / python / whatever that can be run by elide anywhere. especially on android, because if using native executable requires root, and is not efficient |
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Yes. Elide can be used via Maven, and you can use GraalVM's shared library features with it just fine. We have several projects downstream where we are building Elide-enabled stuff via this route, so it will stay supported.
Feel free to join the Discord and let us know if you have any trouble getting it set up, or post here and we'll act quickly to fix. 👍