Lapo Luchini wrote:
> The other problem is that from JNI you can't simply call a cygwin DLL,
> as it wouldn't load his cygwin1.dll dependency correctly and surely dump.
>
As Dave Korn suggested, we could have used cygload to actualyl load it
"the usual way" as JNI, but we discovered cygload only
On 26 January 2006 14:35, Lapo Luchini wrote:
> The problem is now, of course, to do it all on Windows.
> gamin seems to compile and work, on cygwin, with a few patches; this
> seemed to be the hard part, but in fact reveals to be the easier one.
> The other problem is that from JNI you can't si
In the company I and Alessandro (in cc) work for there is a Java
application that uses gamin in order to receive file alteration events.
Main development platform is FreeBSD and, as gamin has no pure-Java
client available, we used a smallish JNI wrapper around the libgamin
client; it works flawless
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