I am trying to understand jni, so I started hacking up hellojni, and I ran into this problem. My j开发者_开发技巧ava code looks like this:
I\'m a big fan of functional programming languages (namely Standard ML and its dialects), mainly because of their expressiveness which allows for very consise, clean code. I can solve many problems dr
is there a way to invoke functions in native libraries (Windows .dll\'s, Linux .so\'s), withouth having to write a C++ wrapper dealing with JEnv and \"this\" pointers?
I\'m currently retrieving image data from an iSight camera and I\'d like to hand it over to Java for processing. I originally tried to put the data in a jbyteArray and return the jbyteArray. This work
I started using JNI to call Java classes from C++ some weeks ago and today I encountered a peculiar situation. I am new to C++ (familiar with Java though), so this could be a n00b error. I have this c
I\'m in the process of rewriting one of my Android applications to take advantage of the NDK and one of the first things it has to do every time is open a 1.5MB text file (approximately 150k lines) an
I\'m trying to get a jni header for class B, and class A sits in the same package, right next to it.
I am trying to call some Java code that I wrote from C using the Android NDK.The application is a NativeActivity application.I have to access some functionality that is only available in Java, and the
The follow sample code looks OK to me but always fails executing on Solaris with SIGBUS error if compiled with GCC 4.0.2, however it runs fine if compiled with GC开发者_StackOverflow社区C 3.4.2 versio
For an Android application, I have implemented an external function in C, which I would like to use in two separate classes.
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