OK I'm trying to do some JNI (C). Go figure. Hoping to get back to something sensible like JNIDirect soon enough.
JNI may have an advantage here though.
I have a int array with state information that I'd like to keep less visible or more obfuscated or hidden from the java side.
Should be a JNI advantage.
But in cutting this code over and it runs but my test results don't match expected all of a sudden I noticed the int array seems to reset to zeros. I'm assuming this is lack of persistence due to being a shared library. (OK, yes actually a dll, it's the _other_ platform as well).
I've looked at the JNI reference stuff, local, global and weak global. I've looked a little bit at the C static modifier trying to remember or understand how it might be different from the java static modifier. Either included method local or in the same C file. But am actually crashing at the moment and nothing seems the answer so far?
How should I make a persistent int array within the JNI code?
Mike Hall mikehall at spacestar dot net
http://www.spacestar.net/users/mikehall
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