Add support for the exportmap flag #94
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This flag is esp. useful if you want to reimplement an existing package. E.g. you can use it to implement a missing javacardx.framework.tlv package.
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Nice, thanks! |
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If you could also make a very simple source test case (in spirit of EmptyApplet) would be great! |
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Sure I can look into reimplementing the test library. Is there a reason why the library aren't tested in tests-17.xml? Apparently, there is only a simple single test. Seems like I need to get an older java version. |
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#92 will probably see some improvements when it comes to libraries/export files and JDK-17 with latest JC kit. These ant snippets are more like smoke tests anyway, absence of which is just ... (you can guess). |
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I've added a small (positive only) test to, see #95. |
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This flag is esp. useful if you want to reimplement an existing package. E.g. you can use it to implement a missing javacardx.framework.tlv package.