Re: [java-gnome-hackers] Shared stubs?

[Sergio R. <ser...@hi...>]

What the f..., I didn't know that this book was online. Thanks Tom.


El lun, 11-11-2002 a las 20:41, Tom Ball escribi=F3:
> Has anyone looked into whether the shared stubs idea in The Java Native
> Interface (section 9.2) makes sense for this project?  Basically it
> would move much of our C code into Java, with what should be a very
> small performance penalty for native type wrapping (an Integer for each
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> I looked into converting the asm_dispatch method into GCC-style inline
> assembler, but can't find much documentation on the AT&T style assembler
> used in GCC.  Being an old Intel assembler guy, it looks quite strange.=20
> Still, if there's interest, I'll keep pursuing it...
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