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JAVA - swt, Do we have to remake the bytecode for each OS?



Java Desktop application: SWT vs. Swing





"requires native libraries for each supported system"





Does it mean that i have to rebuild my project for each OS, switching each time the libraries to the corresponding target's native library? Or is there a way to actually put every libraries required by different OS in the same project?





I just started Java, as my second language, sorry if this question look stupid.


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  1. No, you don't need to rebuild your project. You just need to make sure you bundle the correct SWT native library for each platform (.dll, .so etc.) with your program -- SWT has built-in logic to determine the platform and load the correct library.

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