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> Is it possible to do iline bytecode in Java? Sort of like inline asm
> in c++, but platform independent.[/color]
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> > Is it possible to do iline bytecode in Java? Sort of like inline asm
> > in c++, but platform independent.[/color]
>
> I think not.[/color]
Is there anyway at all to link bytecode and java into the same program then?
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> > > Is it possible to do iline bytecode in Java? Sort of like inline asm
> > > in c++, but platform independent.[/color]
> >
> > I think not.[/color]
>
> Is there anyway at all to link bytecode and java into the same program[/color]
then?
Look into JNI (java native interface) you can write methods in c/c++ or
whatever
and invoke them from a java method.
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