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Integrate Java and C++ with Jace

The open source Jace toolkit helps simplify JNI programming

By Reyelts, JavaWorld.com, 05/10/02

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  Usage: BatchGenerate <jar or zip file containing classes>
                       <destination directory for header files>
                       <destination directory for source files>
                       [ options ]
  Where options can be:
    -protected : Generate protected fields and members
    -package : Generate package fields and members
    -private : Generate private fields and members


Where is Jace headed?

Jace's near future involves better support for arrays and improved performance, among other enhancements. For example, Jace will support Java arrays as standard C++ containers, compatible with functions like for_each(). Jace will also support behind-the-scenes caching and prefetching for array elements.

Otherwise, Jace's future is open, based primarily upon the feedback and needs of its user community. Check out its Website and see the benefits yourself.

About the author

Toby Reyelts has been working with Java since before its 1.0.2 release. His work has ranged from low-level JVM integration and JNI implementation to high-level distributed application design. He is currently a software architect with Cogita Solutions, where he is responsible for the overall design and implementation of custom enterprise software solutions, primarily built upon the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE). He graduated from Georgia Tech with a bachelor's degree in computer science degree and a specialization in operating systems and digital systems design and implementation. With the little free time he has, he likes to research hardware, operating systems, and computer languages.
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