Hello World Java Polyglot

In plain words

Hello World Java Polyglot demonstrates GraalVM's polyglot capabilities for integrating native code with Java. It shows how much simpler the process has become compared to traditional JNI approaches, accomplishing the task in under 100 lines of code including build configuration. The project is designed for Java developers exploring GraalVM's native code integration features and currently runs on Linux only.

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