I've noticed that the vast majority of the exported function names in
the classlib native libraries do not have underscores. For example,
for luni.dll the export table looks like:
dumpbin /EXPORTS hyluni.dll
...
233 E6 0000C230 Java_org_apache_harmony_math_util_BigInteger_subImpl
On the other hand, MS compiler adds underscores to function names if
they are declared as __stdcall (which is same as JNICALL) by default.
If compile a native library as written in the JNI tutorial, the
resulted dll would also contain the underscores, e.g. the exported
name would be like:
1 0 00001000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are the underscores switched off intentionally in the classlib's build?
I've also noticed that the underscores are generated for DRLVM's
kernel classes (those natives are in vmcore.dll):
543 222 00068660 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any ideas which naming scheme is the correct one for Windows?
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Andrey Chernyshev
Intel Middleware Products Division
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