Fix boolean return bugs fixes #170 #123 #138 #183
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Another one that got left behind, my apologies. This no longer merges, but if you are out there maybe you can help update it? |
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OK the extended Boolean Tests run on Debian x86_64, x86_32 and armhf.
General 0 is false any other value will be true.
fixed for X86_64StubCompiler and Java DefaultStubCompiler the Java boolean is a stored in 8bit so any bit set above the 7th is ignored - this is fixed in the generated bytecode (NumberUtils).
This could be done also in the X86_64StubCompiler.compile(...) in the switch statement:
"switch (resultType.getNativeType()) {"
#170 is serious, arm cant load the correct lib later on.
The error message is quit funny - you will never guess what was really the cause. Try to remove the dependency to com.github.jnr:jffi:1.2.16:native. This is to be fixed in jffi.
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