Hi Sean,
Not sure of what's the problem there. I think you need to debug the
problem by yourself. When we need to debug JNI code we build all in
debug (or release with debug info) and use the 'Attach to process'
functionality in debuggers. Attaching to java process and then setting
the breakpoint
Thank you for the background information.
There is different JNI issue that I am encountering.
I was invoking a static function member from the native code.
At this point, I dont mind using a static function member, but for
thread safety in subsequent release, I need to switch it to use an
insta
On 05/09/2012 12:39 PM, Sean K wrote:
Hi Rafa
Thank you so much for looking at the problem -- having a second set of
eyes look at a problem is so valuable.
You were right -- The OSG and VPB -- I was using release builds. But
my own DLL -- I had it in the DEBUG build.
After I changed to RELEA
Hi Rafa
Thank you so much for looking at the problem -- having a second set of
eyes look at a problem is so valuable.
You were right -- The OSG and VPB -- I was using release builds. But
my own DLL -- I had it in the DEBUG build.
After I changed to RELEASE build, the crash did not happen anymo
Hi Sean,
The first I spotted watching your stacktrace is that your are mixing
debug with release libraries. AFAIK on windows mixing debug and
release always gives problems, so the best you can do if you want to
debug your code is build osg in debug or build your code in release
with debug symbols.
Hi,
I took a look at your code.
It looks good. Since the *.h headers from OSG and VPB DLLs are not
intended for java JNI invocation, I see that your code has built is
own DLL which in turn uses the OSG runtimes.
I am taking this similar approach -- as follow...
Since I want to do what osgdem.
thanks!
On May 4, 2012 4:02 PM, "Rafa Gaitan" wrote:
> Hi Sean,
>
> We have made lot of JNI stuff in osgVirtualPlanets. Is a the GIS
> library for gvSIG3D that we developed.
>
> svn co https://devel.gvsig.org/svn/osgvp/trunk
>
> The wrappers are inside wrappers directory. Is not exactly what are
Hi Sean,
We have made lot of JNI stuff in osgVirtualPlanets. Is a the GIS
library for gvSIG3D that we developed.
svn co https://devel.gvsig.org/svn/osgvp/trunk
The wrappers are inside wrappers directory. Is not exactly what are
you looking for, but maybe you find inspiration in the code.
Cheers
I am looking to build a Java wrapper with JNI around the code which
basically exists inside of osgdem.cpp.
The bulk of that code resides in vpb.dll and osgDB.dll.
Anybody tried this? I am guessing others have already done this.
I also want to send back the console output back to the java calle
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