| managed c++ project - editable??? [message #116516] |
Mon, 23 August 2004 04:21 |
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Originally posted by: jmcclain1.surwest.net
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I am creating a JNI DLL in C++. I am using a manged C++ project and I can
compile it and get it to work. HOWEVER, I would like to modify the makefile
that it automatically built so that I can include javah -jni <class file> as
a new make target. When I try to edit the makefile, and rebuild, it blows
away any edits I make. Is this the correct behavior? Can I change it?? Is
this the best (least codeing) way of doing a JNI project??
--
John McClain
2906 Twin Creeks Ln.
Rocklin, CA. 95677
jmcclain1@surewest.net
(916)786-5223
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