In order to start the Harbour virtual machine, we need to create a
simple Java class to interface from Java to Harbour (c level):
Now, for a test, we simply add this code in harbour/src/rtl/adir.prg:
where test_test is the name of the package that we have used to
include the Class Harbour in the Android (Java) project.
Then from Android we do:
already tested and working fine
Viktor, it may be convenient if such JINIEXPORT (entry point from Java
to C) could be provided in the Harbour project source code, same as we
have an entry point for Windows, etc.
For more info, examples and full source code for using Harbour with
Android, please visit:
http://code.google.com/p/fivedroid/
simple Java class to interface from Java to Harbour (c level):
public class Harbour {
static {
System.loadLibrary( "harbour" );
}
public native void vmInit( int i );
}Now, for a test, we simply add this code in harbour/src/rtl/adir.prg:
function Main()
return nil
#pragma BEGINDUMP
#include <jni.h>
JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_test_test_Harbour_vmInit( JNIEnv * env,
jobject obj, jint i )
{
hb_vmInit( i );
}
#pragma ENDDUMPwhere test_test is the name of the package that we have used to
include the Class Harbour in the Android (Java) project.
Then from Android we do:
Harbour harbour = new Harbour();
harbour.vmInit( 1 );already tested and working fine
Viktor, it may be convenient if such JINIEXPORT (entry point from Java
to C) could be provided in the Harbour project source code, same as we
have an entry point for Windows, etc.
For more info, examples and full source code for using Harbour with
Android, please visit:
http://code.google.com/p/fivedroid/