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Can GraalVM compile to a shared library (rather than an executable)?
Googling this brings up a lot about calling shared libs from java.
Through some magical annotations, the answer seems to be yes. Cf. https://komamitsu.medium.com/how-to-create-a-shared-library-from-java-code-2273b5015689 Though I have never done this and I would not expect the library to feel ergonomic for C users
Well the C user will be me 🙂
Or whoever is writing the language specific (FFI or whatever) binding
There is also #CAJN79WNT and also a dedicated Graal slack: https://www.graalvm.org/slack-invitation/
here or IRC?