Hello all,
I am trying to obtain the size of a java object in C by using JNI. As
we do not have a proper implementation of this in java[other than obj
serialization and reflection etc...], I decided to see if C could
provide me some accurate data.
As in java, C does provide accurate sizeof for primtives and can even
handle String objects received from java. In java reflection, we cannot
find/estimate the length of the string with as much ease as it is in C
via JNI.
Sizeof impl in C seem to be centred around primitives and structs
etc...
So, how do I find the sizeof a java object being sent via native method
call to a C program? Do I need to allocate memory for this object
[estimation based]?
I tried loading the jobject into a struct but sizeof always gives me 4
whether it is via sizeof(jobject) or sizeof(struct myjostruct)!!!
I understand that this is the size allocated for the address in memory.
Can anyone please help ?
TIA
I am trying to obtain the size of a java object in C by using JNI. As
we do not have a proper implementation of this in java[other than obj
serialization and reflection etc...], I decided to see if C could
provide me some accurate data.
As in java, C does provide accurate sizeof for primtives and can even
handle String objects received from java. In java reflection, we cannot
find/estimate the length of the string with as much ease as it is in C
via JNI.
Sizeof impl in C seem to be centred around primitives and structs
etc...
So, how do I find the sizeof a java object being sent via native method
call to a C program? Do I need to allocate memory for this object
[estimation based]?
I tried loading the jobject into a struct but sizeof always gives me 4
whether it is via sizeof(jobject) or sizeof(struct myjostruct)!!!
I understand that this is the size allocated for the address in memory.
Can anyone please help ?
TIA