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I use openjdk on my M1 with Clojure without a hiccup or anything beyond the standard installation process. No problem with clj-kondo or LSP either. I use Emacs

by casion 5y ago

I use openjdk on my M1 with Clojure without a hiccup or anything beyond the standard installation process. No problem with clj-kondo or LSP either. I use Emacs with a fairly complex config. I'm curious why the author went through all this trouble.

cyberge99 5y ago
I’d be interested to see a performance test between openjdk and this native zulu jdk.
- matthews2 5y ago
  Zulu is just a build of the OpenJDK. You can also download Adoptium (another build of the OpenJDK) for macOS ARM.
- Scarbutt 5y ago
  openjdk has a macOS/AArch64 version https://jdk.java.net/18/ https://jdk.java.net/18/ Does it not run on the M1?
arthurbrrs 4y ago
Post author here. I couldn’t get Malli’s clj-kondo integration to work, because Flycheck wouldn’t pick up kondo. Michiel later said that if you use clj-kondo under rosetta it should work though -since I haven’t touched rosetta I didn’t know this.