Re: Using NetBeans 7.1.2 JNI: Where Is a Good Tutorial on How to
Invoke C++ from Java
John B. Matthews wrote:
Lew wrote:
(unknown) wrote:
Could anyone give me a tutorial on how to use NetBeans 7.1.2 to
create a java project that uses JNI. I'm looking for something with
all the detail I can get.
My small java project will use a small subset of the class' in a
large C++ package.
Is there good documentation on doing this. Is there more than one
way to do it. Does using a jar file (containing the C++ class')
ease the process at all.
Why does my Web viewer show all the messages as deleted?
90% of the value of the newsgroups is in the archival of questions,
explorations and answers.
Failure to archive is a problem.
The OP's behavior is disappointing. My fading memory of a cursory
reading mentioned trouble building a shared library using mingw, covered
here:<http://mingw.org/wiki/sampleDLL>.
For reference, Mac OS X/Darwin goes something like this:
gcc -dynamiclib -framework JavaVM -o libhello.jnilib hello.o
albanasi.net still has all the messages. Usenet prevails where the
Web-accessed service allowed the deletion of the messages.
To the OP: deleting your messages was not only disappointing and unhelpful,
but pointless as they are not actually deleted.
--
Lew
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