[bisq-network/proposals] Bisq Monero Wallet (#110)

[René Brunner]

> I'd recommend using the native Java binding to Monero's wallet now that it's available instead of shipping and starting monero-wallet-rpc as part of the Bisq application which might simplify things some.

I am curious about the details how that would work on a technical level, because right now I have difficulties to see it clearly: Would that mean to link a large part of Monero's code, compiled from C++, into the Bisq executable and call into the `wallet2` class directly from Java code? Are things compatible on such a low binary level, with calling conventions, data types, stack, heap, etc.?

Or would you turn those large parts of Monero's C++ code into a dynamic library and call into that from Bisq's executable?

Or are my assumptions how that "native Java binding to Monero's wallet" works on a technical level simply off the mark by a wide margin?

Curious former 6502 assembly programmer wants to know :)


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