#Java version 6 update 34 windows#

In previous versions of Azul Zulu 6, 7, and 8, the HttpURLConnection class displayed unexpected behavior when used with a proxy. Interaction of HttpURLConnection with a proxy enhanced Fixed crashes on Arm64-based macOS 12Īzul Zulu 8, 11, 13, 15 include fixes for intermittent crashes that have been reported for several beta versions of the Arm64-based macOS 12 platform. Keyboard shortcuts events fixed on macOS (Arm64)Īzul Zulu 11, 13, 15 include fixes for proper handling of events produced by keyboard shortcuts on the Arm64 macOS platform.įor more information, see JDK-8272602. However, Azul will also stop using the JAVASE_EMBEDDED build option starting January 2022. The -embvm- suffix has been removed from the names of Azul Zulu bundles (bundles built with the option JAVASE_EMBEDDED).Īpart from the file name change, the bundles' content and functionality remain unaffected in this release.

#Java version 6 update 34 windows#

For more details, see Supported Windows platforms. SPE ABI bundles were tested on NXP® P2020RDB.Īzul Zulu is now available for Windows 11 (x86 32/64-bit, Arm64). Linux with kernel 3.12.37 and GLIBC 2.20 Hard-Float EABI bundles were tested on QorIQ® T1024RDB. Linux (PowerPC 32-bit Hard-float and SPE) Linux with kernel 3.8.13 and GLIBC 2.22 Bundles for this platform were tested on QorIQ® T4240-RDB. Linux with kernel 4.9.59 and glibc 2.9 Linux soft-float O32 MIPS ABI Linux (MIPS 32-bit) MIPS32r2 ISA, Big Endian, FPU in 32-bit mode or equivalent emulation.

Bundles with both C1 and C2 compilers were tested on ARMv7 hardware. Linux with kernel 3.10.x and GLIBC 2.9 Bundles with the C1 compiler were tested on ARMv6 and ARMv7 hardware. Tested on ARMv5 hardware.ĭebian 7 Wheezy Bundles with the C1 compiler were tested on ARMv6 and ARMv7 hardware. Linux with kernel 2.6.34 and GLIBC 2.5 Bundles with the C1 compiler. Bundles with both C1 and C2 compilers require FPU. Linux (ARM 32-bit Soft-Float) Bundles with the C1 compiler will use FPU, if it is present and available, to speed up floating point operations. Bundles with both C1 and C2 compilers were tested on ARMv7/ARMv8 hardware. Linux with kernel 3.10.x and glibc 2.9 Bundles with the C1 compiler were tested on ARMv6/ARMv7/ARMv8 hardware. Raspbian 9 Stretch Bundles with the C1 compiler were tested on ARMv6/ARMv7/ARMv8 hardware. Raspbian 10 Buster Bundles with the C1 compiler were tested on ARMv6/ARMv7/ARMv8 hardware. Ubuntu 18.04 Bundles with the C1 compiler were tested on ARMv6/ARMv7/ARMv8 hardware. RHEL 6.x Azul Zulu builds for RHEL 6 will be discontinued in January 2022.ĬentOS 8.x The Azul Zulu builds for CentOS 8 will be discontinued on Decemdue to Red Hat terminating CentOS development and shifting focus to CentOS Stream. This section provides information about the operating systems that are supported in this update release of Azul Zulu. * Azul provides three types of distribution packages for each Java version: JavaFX is available in the bandles with the -fx- suffix in the name. JavaFX Version The version of JavaFX that is included in this release of Azul Zulu. JDK Version The JDK version that is used in this release of Azul Zulu.īased on The previous version of Azul Zulu that was used as the basis for the current version. The following table lists detailed information on the Azul Zulu versions released with the current update. This release is a quarterly update release for Azul Zulu Builds of OpenJDK version 17, 15, 13, 11, 8, 7, and 6. Azul Zulu 16.30 for macOS (Apple Silicon).Azul Zulu 16.30 for Musl-based Linux on Arm64.