thanks for the fix. The new iOS API is handled differently. Instead of
manually writing the Java skeletons and the C wrappers (as done in the
old version), those files are now generated by parsing the original iOS
Objective-C header files. This is done by a tool called crossmobile that
you can find in xmlvm/trunk/crossmobile. In that project, look for a
file called advisor.xml. This file contains 'hints' for the code
generation of skeletons and wrappers. The fact that a class such as
NSData has an alias (NSConcreteData) has to be added to advisor.xml.
Look for a tag called <alias> for other examples. Once you've added
this, run 'ant gen-xmlvm-ios'. Note that crossmobile can currently only
parse 4.* API.
Arno
On 7/22/12 11:49 PM, Kensuke Matsuzaki wrote:
> NSData.dataWithBytes returns instance of NSConcreteData.
> So create_wrapping_c_object goes to infinite loop.
> Now I'm using attached workaround.
>
> Do you have any idea about this ?
>
> Thank you.
>
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