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Re: Xcode -> Java Native Interface -> Eclipse Moises Lejter Fri Jul 11 12:02:15 2008
I've never done this before, myself, so take the following with a grain of salt... But I did not think you would need to add a new build phase, but rather justadd to the existing one(s) the extra C files and frameworks you needed...I would check that the jnilib really does have the functions you expected in it...
Moises Matthew Grivich wrote:
In Xcode: I start with the jni hello world. I add the C files from the third party api. I write the appropriate wrapper code to do some simple operations with the camera (open, snap, and close) from java. In order to get things to link properly, I add a build phase to the JNILib target. This build phase is Link Binary With Libraries. Right click this, then Add -> Existing Frameworks -> select the five necessary third party frameworks. These frameworks are located in /Library/Frameworks.This all works.
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