#SquirrelJME: Will be doing a bunch of SquirrelJME refactoring for a bit before I continue working on other parts of it!
Developer: "Are you going to Git Merge?"
Other developer: "No, I am going to rebase."
Developer: "No, I mean are you going to the Git Merge conference?"
Other developer: "The confluence? I know how to Git merge, I have been using version control since SVN!"
#SquirrelJME: I like how IntelliJ automatically suggests my preferred parameter format. https://t.co/m4a2Gr3lwY
#SquirrelJME: Implementing slowly the native assembly operations needed to run on Java SE for testing purposes! For getting tests to work out, had to do some more porting of the SquirrelJME testing framework so that it runs on Gradle. https://t.co/8H5P49ZFak
#SquirrelJME: Building out the new testing framework requires that the Assembly methods in SquirrelJME get implemented in C and linked in with JNI. There are 134 methods in total, including direct memory access! https://t.co/EaRvmLjNQj
#SquirrelJME: I added support for running SquirrelJME based tests (using TestNG), however the tests are only called "test" so still have to figure out how to do that. Also these tests are running on the host and I must figure out a way to implement the native callbacks. https://t.co/BYw2zV1P4R
#SquirrelJME: Ironically Aplix added Serialization into Java ME with JBlend. Java Serialization is a horrible mess because it seems to hacked together, Aplix's version of it is a bit more sane as it fits within the limitations of Java ME. https://pic.twitter.com/PXirBXAvRN
Moved to @XerShadowTail , please follow me there instead!