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Tomasz Grysztar 15 Dec 2006, 14:59
Though it may sound a bit insane, recently at my work I needed to somehow combine the java classes with assembly code. After I succeeded, I decided to make a small example program to post on the board, so anyone could see how it's done.
I'm attaching this program here. It is a console application for Win32 (I haven't yet used java from linux assembly, but I guess it wouldn't be much different). You may need to modify the path to JVM.DLL that is defined in source and re-assemble to make it work on your system. The example uses the ZipFile class to list the files from the .zip archive.
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15 Dec 2006, 14:59 |
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rugxulo 15 Dec 2006, 19:02
Insane? No, not if it works. Nice job!
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15 Dec 2006, 19:02 |
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kohlrak 16 Dec 2006, 03:23
OzzY wrote: Nice example! Indeed, but i see java as a "super HLL" because it's higher level than C/C++ which are also considered HLLs. |
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16 Dec 2006, 03:23 |
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cod3b453 18 Dec 2006, 14:54
That is very impressive!
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18 Dec 2006, 14:54 |
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Big Red 21 Dec 2006, 07:13
Excellence++! Will most likely make use of this at some point.
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