Adam Heath wrote:
>On Tue, 13 Nov 2001, Max Kellermann wrote:
>
>>Is it planned to support natively compiled .JAR classes which can be loaded using
>custom (pure Java) ClassLoader instances?
>>
>
>gcj supports loading precompiled .class files.
>gcj supports loading precompiled .jar(and all other variant) files.
>gcj supports loading .class files.
>gcj supports loading .jar(and all other variant) files.
>
>To the running java, this is all transparent. They all look like
>normal classes and objects.
>
Yes, but to answer the question specifically: Recent versions of gcj
(i.e. not 3.0) have a gnu.gcj.runtime.SharedLibLoader class. This
is a ClassLoader that wraps a .so (pre-compiled native shared library).
You could have a servlet engine that compiles a Java or jsp or whatever
to a native shared library as needed, and then loads it using a
SharedLibLoader.
--Per Bothner
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