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(0003860)
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Bill Hoffman
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2006-03-10 09:33
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I think you may want to look at FindJNI.cmake |
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(0003861)
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Eric Boix
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2006-03-13 11:22
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Concerning FindJNI.cmake (and with my very low understanding of Java) it basically looks for the path to java header files (and library). Hence the result of FindJNI.cmake is a path to headers (and a path to a java library).
My request was on the java's C header compiler which is a binary (named javah on linux) which (excerpt from the man pages):
generates C header and source files that are needed
to implement native methods. The generated header
and source files are used by C programs to
reference instance variables of an object from
native source code.
Hence, as I understand it FindJNI.cmake and my request seem to serve quite different purposes (hummm, don't quote me on this :-)
Respectfully yours. |
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(0016414)
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Boris Brodski
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2009-05-13 06:54
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I would support this feature request. It's very handy, if you can simply call javah from cmake, if you try to compile Java-C bridge. Thank you. |
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(0041308)
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Kitware Robot
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2016-06-10 14:27
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Resolving issue as `moved`.
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