GWT 1.7.1 release fixes Mac OS X Snow Leopard issues
If you don’t use Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard), the GWT 1.7.1 cannot be used. If you do use Mac OS X 10.6, good news. Running GWT with Java 6 has become simpler.
What's in the point release
GWT's hosted mode uses the Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT), which only supports 32-bit operation. Hosted mode must therefore also run a 32-bit version of Java. Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) shipped with a 32-bit Java 5 and a 64-bit only Java 6. It was compatible with the 32-bit SWT bindings. Apple only includes Java 6, and it now runs in 32-bit and 64-bit modes.
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In short, you can now run the GWT on Snow Leopard using the Java command line argument -d32 without further modification. The GWT SDK has been updated to include the 5k flag where it’s necessary. Also, Linux users will see a non-32-bit Java runtime is used ...
What's in the point release
GWT's hosted mode uses the Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT), which only supports 32-bit operation. Hosted mode must therefore also run a 32-bit version of Java. Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) shipped with a 32-bit Java 5 and a 64-bit only Java 6. It was compatible with the 32-bit SWT bindings. Apple only includes Java 6, and it now runs in 32-bit and 64-bit modes.
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In short, you can now run the GWT on Snow Leopard using the Java command line argument -d32 without further modification. The GWT SDK has been updated to include the 5k flag where it’s necessary. Also, Linux users will see a non-32-bit Java runtime is used ...
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/70595/
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