> > I have to call Java compiled bytecodes from a Haskell program. So,
> > I am looking for some kind of tool or library that implements this kind of
> > functionality. The tool should implements this behavior in the same way
> > as GHC allows calls to foreign C code.
>
> This is what Lambad
> I have to call Java compiled bytecodes from a Haskell program. So,
> I am looking for some kind of tool or library that implements this kind of
> functionality. The tool should implements this behavior in the same way
> as GHC allows calls to foreign C code.
Hi Herman,
This is what Lamba
Claus Reinke writes:
>
> However, I don't want to sidestep the JNI issue (Kaffe now supports
> JNI). If this is to make any sense, the Java folks have to agree on
> some standard foreign language interface. Calling the native libraries
> used by the JVMs directly is even less standardized (even
[cc cut down]
>Another possible approach which would sidestep the sun JNI issue, would be
>to use the Kaffe source (www.transvirtual.com). I took a look and the
>source *seems* clean though I haven't tried anything with it. Once JNI
>stabilizes, you can make the architecture more generic.
Been
On Thu, 6 Aug 1998, Patrick Logan wrote:
> Regarding the use of JNI (Java Native Interface) to integrate Java and
> Haskell...
>
> Another approach is to use sockets. It is easier to develop, and easier
> to debug. Another advantage is that the sockets can use a
> language-independent protocol, m
