First iteration to have code compile on both Jdk8 and 9#618
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This relates to #270 (adding this comment so it shows up there, too). |
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Already done with #614 |
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This approach runs through the Java8 and Java9 compiler using the grade build. It uses two separate hierarchies for Java8 and Java9 specific files. The gradle build automatically detects the used JDK and selects the appropriate source folder.
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Later, this approach could be extended to support the Java9 multi release jar approach for packaging by moving the created class files into the appropriate folders below META-INF.