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I could take a quick look if you post a zip of the whole thing somewhere
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I could take a quick look if you post a zip of the whole thing somewhere

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. First of all the functions need to be called with pointers to structures that are being filled. 
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But Java doesn't have pointers ...
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> . First of all the functions need to be called with pointers to structures that are being filled.

But Java doesn't have pointers ...

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Hi,<br />
I am trying to use an SDK that is developed as a .NET DLL in Visual C/C++ in a Java development environment using Netbeans.<br />
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I want to use JNA and have been using the JNAerator to generate the java classes using the .h file of the library that I have received with the SDK. I think I have overcome the compile errors in the library and am now trying to get a sample program running. But when I call the functions it gives me all kind of errors. First of all the functions need to be called with pointers to structures that are being filled. I am not able to get java compiled without warnings/errors.<br />
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Is there anybody that has experience with using JNA and C/C++ dlls in Netbeans?
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Hi,
I am trying to use an SDK that is developed as a .NET DLL in Visual C/C++ in a Java development environment using Netbeans.

I want to use JNA and have been using the JNAerator to generate the java classes using the .h file of the library that I have received with the SDK. I think I have overcome the compile errors in the library and am now trying to get a sample program running. But when I call the functions it gives me all kind of errors. First of all the functions need to be called with pointers to structures that are being filled. I am not able to get java compiled without warnings/errors.

Is there anybody that has experience with using JNA and C/C++ dlls in Netbeans?

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