fixed direct-mapping type-mapped pointer result types #319
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| // Can't extend java.awt.Point; can't add: | ||
| // public final static TypeMapper TYPE_MAPPER = mapper; | ||
| // -> Extend Native.options via reflection: |
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I changed the test to use an own Point class that provides a |
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fixed direct-mapping type-mapped pointer result types
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Motivation: We should use the latest netty release Modifications: Update to 4.1.67.Final Result: Use latest netty release
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As described/discussed/requested in #317