RE: [Java-gnome-developer] jni question

[Jeffrey M. <Jef...@Br...>]

The JDK version of jni.h will work.  You will
find it under <jdk-dir>/include or under
<jdk-dir>/include/linux on some JDK and it will
work with GCJ.  JNI is a C API (not sure why the
GCJ version has it assumes C++.  GCJ uses CNI=20
by default but has the ability to use CNI in=20
version 3.0 and higher.  CNI is much cleaner
and simpler to use but it will only work with
GCJ.  You will not be able to use it with other
JREs.

If you want to write the native parts of your
application using JNI it should be fairly seemless
to GCJ.

> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 1:09 PM
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> Subject: [Java-gnome-developer] jni question
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> Any java-gnome developers who know if its possible to
> do the jni native part of gcj apps in c, not c++?
> It appears the gcjh only produces c++ headers, and jni.h for
> gcc 3.0.3 also assumes c++. The jni.h that comes with the
> sun jdk looks like a c version, but I cant find any implementation
> for that header, and I doubt it would work with gcj if there
> is such an implementation??
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