My C++ function
extern "C" {
DECLSPEC unsigned int STDCALL doNumberThing(unsigned int some_number);
}
My Java Interface
package com.myplace.nativeapi;
import com.sun.jna.Library;
import com.sun.jna.Memory;
import com.sun.jna.Pointer;
interface NativeAPI extends Library {
int doNumberThing(int some_number);
}
Obviously this has a problem when dealing with values that are only valid for one or the other of the mismatched types (int vs unsigned int); what is the recommended way to get around this? One answer elsewhere recommends "IntByReference", but unless I've misunderstood, they're talking about the long*, not the actual unsigned int being passed by value.
(This is trimmed down example code, if there's a syntax error, let me know in the comments and I'll update the question)
JNA provides the IntegerType
class , which can be used to indicate an unsigned integer of some particular size. You'll have to use a Java long
to hold a native unsigned int
in primitive form, since its values may be outside the range of Java int
, but in general you can pass around the IntegerType
object and only pull the primitive value out as needed.
public class UnsignedInt extends IntegerType {
public UnsignedInt() {
super(4, true);
}
}
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