Use platform bit width for J/j pack directive#7581
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These pack directives are intended to produce an encoded signed or unsigned int of the width of a native pointer. Regardless of whether JRuby treats all platforms as 64-bit (due to JVM's 64-bit nature) we should probably encode these values according to the host platform's bit depth. Fixes jruby#7542
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These pack directives are intended to produce an encoded signed or unsigned int of the width of a native pointer. Regardless of whether JRuby treats all platforms as 64-bit (due to JVM's 64-bit nature) we should probably encode these values according to the host platform's bit depth.
Fixes #7542
I do not have a 32-bit platform on which to test this, but hacking JRuby and mspec to pretend the system is 32-bit yields passing specs for the 32-bit logic: