I have never tried. If I had to guess, I would guess that you could. It would require an awful lot of low level learning if you don't already have that experience.
In my case, I chose a COM/Java bridge rather than reinvent the wheel. I'm far more productive in Java (I haven't coded in C++ for over 13 years). So, it just made more sense for me to use a bridge and get on with what I wanted to be doing. If speed ever becomes an issue, I'll deal with a port to C++ at that time. If I had to choose between mastering JNI and COM vs. re-learning C++, I'd go with re-learning C++ and plug directly into the AmiBroker developer kit. JNI and COM can get very ugly very quickly. Mike --- In [email protected], "schnitt_tt" <schnitt...@...> wrote: > > Hi Mike, > > is it possible to use the jni (java native interface) to write functions in > java that can be used inside the afl sourcecode ? >
