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`jextract` can be built using `gradle`, as follows (on Windows, `gradlew.bat` should be used instead):
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```sh
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$ sh ./gradlew -Pjdk18_home=<jdk18_home_dir> -Plibclang_home=<libclang_dir> clean verify
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$ sh ./gradlew -Pjdk18_home=<jdk18_home_dir> -Pllvm_home=<libclang_dir> clean verify
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```
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After building, there should be a new `jextract` folder under `build` (the contents and the name of this folder might vary slightly depending on the platform):
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The repository also contains a comprehensive set of tests, written using the [jtreg](https://openjdk.java.net/jtreg/) test framework, which can be run as follows (again, on Windows, `gradlew.bat` should be used instead):
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```sh
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$ sh ./gradlew -Pjdk18_home=<jdk18_home_dir> -Plibclang_home=<libclang_dir> jtreg
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$ sh ./gradlew -Pjdk18_home=<jdk18_home_dir> -Pllvm_home=<libclang_dir> jtreg
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