Storing C++ data in an instance field using CNI?

Thu May 27 09:28:00 GMT 2004

Bryce McKinlay wrote:
> ...
> I'm thinking of adding something like "RawDataMarked" which would be
> like RawData but would be checked by the GC. This way you could allocate
> a native struct using JvAllocBytes(), and it would be automatically
> freed when the Java object becomes unreachable. No need for a finalizer.

It's like you're reading my mind, man! <g>
That's exactly what i'm looking for. I want my native structure to be
checked and freed by the GC. I think i might just declare it as an
Object for now - should that do the trick?
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