On 20 Dec 2010, at 21:28, Timothy Baldridge wrote:
Have fun with that. For C it would be easy-ish to create a pinvoke like system. But for C++.....yeaaaahhh.....the way C++ is linked is just wrong. Sometimes linkers can't even link between two different
C would be fine. I wouldn't mind writing a C wrapper for the occasional C++ library. Same for Fortran: interfacing at the C level is fine, there are tools already that take care of the Fortran specificities.
The important point for me is the ability to access large (even huge) arrays from the JVM and the C side without any copying, transforming, or whatever. Plus a portable way to call C routines.
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