Post BA8ZoGXH2ITEmIt8hE by bugaevc@floss.social
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 (DIR) Post #BA87JdiS0N0Wycixu4 by bugaevc@floss.social
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       @jwh please note: g_free, not libc's free (although one wraps the other these days). And yeah, array types are not type-erased in Java, but generics are.
       
 (DIR) Post #BA87VIjrp6jbONwnzM by bugaevc@floss.social
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       @jwh List<int> class just doesn't exist (generic type arguments must be objects), but there can be a List<Integer>
       
 (DIR) Post #BA891DhkAxxd02jpc8 by jwh@social.tchncs.de
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       @bugaevc Aha I hadn’t thought of that. Thanks again
       
 (DIR) Post #BA8ZoGXH2ITEmIt8hE by bugaevc@floss.social
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       @jwh these are two separate errors: List<int> just doesn't exist, at all; while List<String> is valid, but there is no .class for it (only a single class for any List<>).