JNI through Borland 5.1

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2 total messages Started by K.V. Chandrinos Tue, 09 Dec 1997 00:00

#251

Author: K.V. Chandrinos
Date: Tue, 09 Dec 1997 00:00

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Dear friends,

I have tried to compile a project which uses Java Native methods
Invocation using Borland 5.1. As it happens proper building requires
inclusion of jni.h from the jdk1.1.4 include directory. However, this
file includes itself jni_md.h which has the following type definition:

typedef __int64 jlong;

upon which the Borland compiler responds with (, expected). Since this
is a Microsoft type declaration I wonder if anyone has figured a way to
by-pass it. (I've tried MFC compatibility option for the project but it
didn't work)


Thanx for any help,

Kostas

P.S. If you answer by e-mail pls. be kind enough to edit the _NO_SPAM
out of my address.



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Konstantinos Chandrinos, Research Scientist
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Re: JNI through Borland 5.1

#250

Author: aphrael
Date: Mon, 08 Dec 1997 00:00

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In article <348C80D0.6992@ics.forth.gr_NO_SPAM>,
K.V. Chandrinos <kostel@ics.forth.gr_NO_SPAM> wrote:
>file includes itself jni_md.h which has the following type definition:
>
>typedef __int64 jlong;
>
>upon which the Borland compiler responds with (, expected). Since this

This wasn't added until BC++ 5.02. :(

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