| Writing JNI with JDT+CDT [message #188433] |
Fri, 03 December 2004 09:50 |
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Originally posted by: akarypid.y-ah-oo.nospa/\m.com
Hi all,
Apologies for double-posting, but I wasn't sure whether I should post this
to the JDT or CDT group.
I have a Java application in which I am using JNI. Can JDT and CDT cooperate
to run javah and compile my C sources in one stoke? What is the best way of
setting this up?
What I've done is convert a Java project to a C project using the respective
CDT option for "new project". Therefore my project now has both Java and C
Natures. As a result, Java code is compiled from the Java builder (as
always) and I was also able to create a Makefile which runs javah and gcc
as appropriate. The only problem is that I have to manually invoke the
"all" Make target from the CDT "Make Targets" view to update the .h file
and re-generate the C library.
Is there a way to have CDT run make after every incremental JDT build? It
would generally do nothing unless I had edited the .java file with the
natives so it wouldn't really slow things down... Is there something I am
missing which can achieve this setup in a simpler fashion?
--
Alexandros Karypidis
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