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nlink: NLink - Native Library Linker
NLink overcomes this problem by providing a general-purpose method invocation converter driven by annotation. With NLink, calling a native library is as ...
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nlink: NLink - Native Library Linker
The problem with calling native libraries with JNI is that, for every method, you need to write a java method declaration, and then a bit of native code to ...
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nlink: NLink - Native Library Linker
Historically, JNI has been the only option to invoke native libraries. The problem with calling native libraries with JNI is that, for every method, ...
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nlink: NLink - Native Library Linker
This makes it difficult to casually call into native libraries, because you'd have to write another native library just for JNI handling. ...
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NLink Parameter Conversion. Default Conversion. If no explicit conversion is specified, the following conversion is assumed for the following Java types: ...
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nlink: NLink - Native Library Linker
This makes it difficult to casually call into native libraries, because you'd have to write another native library just for JNI handling. ...
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