In article <email@hidden>,
"William C. McCain" <email@hidden> wrote:
> I develop and sell three products that run on Mac OS X. All three
> products are written in Java and are distributed in the form of a Mac OS
> X "bundled application". Obviously, the Java code will need no
> conversion to run "natively" on Mac machines with Intel processors. But
> all three products use my own JNI library, written in C, for serial I/O.
>
> 1. Will Rosetta automatically translate my "libserial.jnilib", which is
> compiled for a PowerPC, when my products are run on an Intel-based Mac?
No. Java is not supported by Rosetta. This is mentioned in the Rosetta
section of the Universal Binary Programming Guidelines, which you can
find at <http://developer.apple.com/>.
> 2. If not, how do I convert "libserial.jnilib" to the "universal binary"
> format? Do I simply recompile it with the latest GCC (4.0)? If so,
> what GCC options must I specify to get a JNI-compatible "universal binary"?
Read the Universal Binary Programming Guidelines. Everything you need
to know about building universal binaries should be in there.
Hope this helps,
Eric
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Eric Albert email@hidden
Core Technologies
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