Andi Vajda írta:
>
Using JCC in your project is a two-step process. First get JCC to generate >
the C++ wraper code for the Java code you want access to. This is, >
hopefully, well documented on the JCC site [1]. Then take that generated >
code tree and the necessary JCC runtime source files [2]
Hi Andi,
Sorry, I do not get your point. There was no error for jcc generating the code
that wraps Native2Java.class. The problem occurs during linking some client
code which uses this generated wrapper. Do I miss something here?
Any tips where these symbols may emerge from? I really could not
Hi,
Ok, thanks. After resolving this I got the following error:
jcc.cpp(294) : error C2039: 'fromJString' : is not a member of 'JCCEnv'
As I see this method is present in JCCEnv.h, but an #ifdef PYTHON directive
prevents to make it available for the tier code I intended to write which would
hav
On Oct 21, 2010, at 4:39, Imre András wrote:
Hi list,
I intend to use jcc to ease calling Java code from native code. I
managed to build and install it. Now I try to build my first test
code from within MS VS 2010 Win32 console app project. Despite
setting up the libs and includes I sti
Am 21.10.2010 13:39, schrieb Imre András:
> Hi list,
>
> I intend to use jcc to ease calling Java code from native code. I managed to
> build and install it. Now I try to build my first test code from within MS VS
> 2010 Win32 console app project. Despite setting up the libs and includes I
> st
Hi list,
I intend to use jcc to ease calling Java code from native code. I managed to
build and install it. Now I try to build my first test code from within MS VS
2010 Win32 console app project. Despite setting up the libs and includes I
still get linker errors:
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