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Re: load native lib (SWT) with JNI on windows
- From: Ingo Bormann <ingo dot bormann at web dot de>
- To: java at gcc dot gnu dot org
- Date: Mon, 18 Nov 2002 21:24:52 +0100
- Subject: Re: load native lib (SWT) with JNI on windows
- Organization: http://freemail.web.de/
Thanks for all your help :-)!
Ingo> I assume this means I have libltdl included. Does this also mean
Ingo> there is a way to get it working with gcj 3.2?
Tom>It seems like it ought to work. I think the next step is to go in with a debugger and find Tom>out why it isn't working. Someone with the right tools (e.g., a Windows machine :-) will Tom>have to do that.
Seems I have the "right tools". But when it comes to assembly I am absolutely not up to the task. I tried to step into System.loadLibrary() with gdb to figure out where gcj looks for the dll, but got lost in all the assembly. I don't have the sources for libgcj installed either, so I think I would have to rebuild libgcj with debug info to have a chance of finding out what is going on?
I don't know if this is worth the effort if Ranjit has already managed to get it working with gcj-mingw in cvs. I assume this will also fix my problem, is this correct?
Rivas>But the error you repported is the same that i got when I tried to load SWT on linux. I Rivas>solved the error copying the linux swt shared libraries
Rivas>(*.so) to /usr/lib, so probably if you copy the windows swt shared libraries (*.dll) in your Rivas>cygwin /usr/lib, you could run your application.
I have tried this, unfortunatly it does not work. Same error as always.
Ingo
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