On 10/18/06, Pavel Afremov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
a) About resolving during compilation time If Jit compiles call of the method from the current class, it means that resolving has been already done, and not additional resolving is not required to understand is class implements magic interface or not. If Jit compiles call of the method from other class it should resolve that class to understand is it usual call or JNI, as I understand. So no additional work again.
Pavel, do I understand it correctly "public static native" is a marker of native method. If yes, it forces library writer to implement native-stubs for all of them. Other questions were 1) Where to get an instance to call the virtual getAddress() method? 2) Execution of Java method from JIT during compilation requires additional VM support, doesn't it? -- Mikhail Fursov
