HelloWorld Examples
These example contain a simple C method "sayHello". This method can be called from a C program, a Java program, put into a static library, put into a shared library, use a third party library, ... There are also some unit test which are run and call the same method.
The following examples are available:
- helloworldexe
- A C routine.
- helloworldstaticexe
- A C routine statically linked with the C-runtime library.
- helloworldjni
- A C routine called from Java and a Java unit test.
- helloworldjnilibjava
- A java project which depends on helloworldjni.
- helloworldstaticjni
- A C routine called from Java statically linked with the C-runtime library and a Java unit test.
- hellothirdpartyjni
- A third party JNI library called from Java. The third party library is "helloworldjni" and is added as resource to the project in the form of a JNI library and a corresponding jar file. A Java unit test is provided.
- helloworldsharedlib
- A C routine which gets archived into a shared library. A C test executable is created and run.
- helloworldsharedlibexe
- A C executable which depends on "helloworldsharedlib" and links dynamically with it. The executable is created and run.
- helloworldsharedlibjni
- A C routine called from Java, which depends on "helloworldsharedlib" and links dynamically with it. A Java unit test is provided.
- helloworldstaticlib
- A C routine which gets archived into a static library. A C test executable is created and run.
- helloworldstaticlibexe
- A C executable which depends on "helloworldstaticlib" and links statically with it. The executabe is created and run.
- helloworldstaticlibjni
- A C routine called from Java, which depends on "helloworldstaticlib" and links statically with it. A Java unit test is provided.
These examples are now all run as tests when you try to run maven on the freehep-nar-plugin from its top-level directory.
For the sources of these tests, see: the SVN repository.
