Convert common mojo types to non-native |
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Issue descriptionCurrently some common mojo types defined at mojo/common/*.mojom are marked as [Native] and they can't be used from other languages than C++, such as Java. This is pretty unfortunate as they would provide type-safe representations of various important types such as times.
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Nov 15
This was fixed a while ago. All types that were in mojo/common are now part of mojo/public/mojom/base and none of them are [Native]. |
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Comment 1 by yzshen@chromium.org
, Jan 9 2017