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Re: Java Mania: An Interview With Richard Dale
by kdeFan on Wednesday 28/Feb/2001, @23:27
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A jni wrapper would be nice so that non-native apps could have a native interface, true. Personally, I'm not interested in writing for the jvm, but I do like what I've seen of java and would like to use it as a typical hll. For my purposes, the wrapper mentioned above is perfect. JNI isn't really what I want, because the jni is intended to interface Java with native code. I want the java I write to *be* native code, hence a wrapper around qt is all I need. (I'm probably going to offend a lot of java people by saying that ;)
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Re: Java Mania: An Interview With Richard Dale
by kdeFan on Wednesday 28/Feb/2001, @23:28
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| A jni wrapper would be nice so that non-native apps could have a native interface, true. Personally, I'm not interested in writing for the jvm, but I do like what I've seen of java and would like to use it as a typical hll. For my purposes, the wrapper mentioned above is perfect. JNI isn't really what I want, because the jni is intended to interface Java with native code. I want the java I write to *be* native code, hence a wrapper around qt is all I need. (I'm probably going to offend a lot of java people by saying that ;)
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