Re: C++ to java bridge

dao wrote:
Unfortunately, I am not using a com object (either dll or sl/so
libraries in unix)

An the different solution I want an evaluation are compilers that
generates java code implementing JNI.

JNI is very complicated to use. I want an automatic bridge compiler
between C++ and java

What do the exactly expect ?

A program that can take a .h file and generate:
- .java with class and native methods
- JNI .h
- JNI .c with delegation to the real functions
?

Arne

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