Crash in JNI test application

[João Garcia]

Øyvind Harboe wrote:

 >My JNI superpowers are rather limited and I haven't tested it against
 >Sun's JRE, but the application is simple and is a subset of all the
 >JNI helloworld apps out there.
 >
Do you really need something so complicated?
Do you have to use the main() in C?

Unless you have some objective that I am missing, you could simply use
a main() in Java!

I would use CNI (unless I was to use the code also with a standard JVM
in which case I would place the C code into a dll and would use JNI).

A CNI example follows (JNI would be almost the same, with changed
function calls and header). The CNI header is created from the
HelloWorld.class by using:
gcjh HelloWorld

To build, please use:
gcj -c HelloWorld.java
gcj -c Hello.cpp
gcj --main=HelloWorld -o HelloWorld.exe HelloWorld.o Hello.o


João


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