[GR-58574] Add SVM interpreter and JDWP support for Native Image #10344
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New option to enable JDWP support for an image: -H:+JDWP. The JDWP implementation is split into two parts in order to reduce application image size. - svm.interpreter: Adds a Java bytecode interpreter to SVM, origins from Espresso. - jdwp.resident: Part of the JDWP implementation that lives in an application image. - jdwp.server: Part of JDWP that handles the communication to a debugger. Can run either as native-image (libsvmjdwp) or on HotSpot (development only). - jdwp.common: Shared bits. Co-authored-by: Alfonso² Peterssen <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Martin Entlicher <[email protected]> Mentored-by: Gilles Duboscq <[email protected]>
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New option to enable JDWP support for an image: -H:+JDWP.
The JDWP implementation is split into two parts in order to reduce application image size.