JNIWrapper for Linux PPC - Download
You'll be able to download in few seconds.
External Download
We do not host JNIWrapper for Linux PPC on our servers. We did not scan it for viruses, adware, spyware or other type of malware. This app is hosted by the software publisher and passed their terms and conditions to be listed there. We recommend caution when installing it.
The external download link for JNIWrapper for Linux PPC is provided to you by soft112.com without any warranties, representations or guarantees of any kind, so access it at your own risk.
If you have questions regarding this particular app contact the publisher directly. For questions about the functionalities of soft112.com contact us.
Publisher Description
JNIWrapper is a software development kit enabling you to work with native code from Java programs without using JNI. With JNIWrapper, you don't need to create native libraries to call a function of the operating system API or a function from any dynamic library. You write code in the Java language only, and JNIWrapper does the rest.
JNIWrapper Advantages
JNIWrapper has a number of technical advantages, the most noteworthy of which are:
* Minimum behind-the-scenes operation. Developers should always be able to see and understand what is happening when they work with the native-side data. This helps both to develop and debug complex interactions between the Java and native code.
* High performance. JNIWrapper has been specially tuned for performance, particularly in cases where large amounts of data are involved in interactions.
* Automatic resource management.
o All resources allocated by JNIWrapper components are released automatically when no longer needed. Developers can treat JNIWrapper variables as usual objects that can be picked up by the Java garbage collector.
o JNIWrapper objects are also safe with regard to finalizers: all resources are guaranteed to be available during finalization.
* Comprehensive support for native function invocation. JNIWrapper supports both stdcall and cdecl calling conventions and all complex C types, including structures and unions. Callbacks are fully supported with any parameter and return types and both calling conventions. For unexpected cases, users can create their own types taking the full control over parameter behavior.
