B4J Question Raspberry and JDK11 64bit

[micro]

Hello everyone
of course with the 64bit version of B4j the output produced doesn't start on raspberry, so in addition to having to load a 64bit image of debian or other you need also the JDK11(with javafx) at 64bit
Until now I was using the JDK11 that is available here on the site on the raspberry and with the 32bit version everything worked fine.
So where can I find the 64bit JDK11(with javafx) for the raspberry?
Thanks for the information you will give

 

[aeric]

You should download Linux ARM version

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[agraham]

of course with the 64bit version of B4j the output produced doesn't start on raspberry,

Why do you think that? the output of the 64bit IDE is the same as that for the 32bit IDE.

 

[micro]

Why do you think that? the output of the 64bit IDE is the same as that for the 32bit IDE.

Also I knew that the output was the same, but when I put the jar in the raspebbry it didn't start, compiled with the previous version of B4J at 32bit it worked

 

[teddybear]

Also I knew that the output was the same, but when I put the jar in the raspebbry it didn't start, compiled with the previous version of B4J at 32bit it worked

Jar bytecode is the same, but if the jar includes a calling native shared library (.so) at runtime, they are the different between on 32 and 64.