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Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 14:52:57 +0200
From: Aleksander Salwa <asalwa AT hagen-partner DOT de>
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Subject: linking Cygwin DLL into non-cygwin app
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It is an old problem, but I haven't found good
solution on Internet yet. I have to link Cygwin application
with Java from Sun (1.4.0).
I need both invocation API and linking a Cygwin DLL into
JVM (using System.loadLibrary("<library name>")).
I have examples from www.xraylith.wisc.edu/~khan/software/gnu-win32/
(point 6).
After little hacking invocation example works fine (jni-invoke).
But linking Cygwin DLL into JVM (implementation of native methods)
does not work (DLL made with MSVC++ works fine).
Do you have any insights ? All infos I have found with Google
and on Sun website are bit out-dated and/or not detailed enough.
Maybe an issue with an DLL entry point ? (I have tried a few possibilites).

Thanks in advance,
Olek Salwa

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