Java Question dexèse ?

[jojo12]

What the meaning of :

Trouve des bibliothèques qui doivent être 'dexése'

dexèse ????

 

[Alexander Stolte]

Trouve des bibliothèques qui doivent être 'dexése'

B4A v11.5 BETA is available for download

I'm happy to release v11.50 BETA #1. This is an important update. One of the major steps during compilation is the conversion of the Java bytecode into Android (Dalvik) runtime bytecode. It is called "dexing". This was done by the optimized dexer which was implemented before B4A v1.00 was...

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"One of the major steps during compilation is the conversion of the Java bytecode into Android (Dalvik) runtime bytecode. It is called "dexing". This was done by the optimized dexer which was implemented before B4A v1.00 was released. The main problem with the previous tool was the lack of support for Java 8 features, which are now used by many newer SDKs.
The workarounds didn't always work.

Starting from v11.50 the optimized dexer was removed and B4A uses Google's D8 tool during compilation. It is more powerful and it is also faster, especially with larger projects, as it allows implementing incremental compilation. Libraries are dexed once when needed. The code is also dexed incrementally."

 

[jojo12]

Thanks. But do I have to do something about those no dexed libraries ?
And can I know which ones are no dexed ?

 

[DonManfred]

But do I have to do something about those no dexed libraries ?

No. B4A know them and - if needed - dex them when they are needed the first time. You see a note in the compilationwindow when a library get dexed.

 

[jojo12]

Super !