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Currently, each time an Exception occurs on the Java side, it is caught in JNI.Unsafe.Internal, printed on stderr, and tranformed into a JVMException on the Haskell side, where it is thrown with throwIO.
It's problematic because this printing on stderr occurs even if the exception is caught afterwards, and may clutter stdout, particularly on test cases, where multiple exceptions may be ex
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Many builds with natives have support for maven classifiers (used to provide separate jars depending on OS). This reduces download size etc.
Please add this to aparapi-jni.