CFFI bindings to JNI for android.
and stands for android and … .
Clone repository to you local-projects directory and load it:
(ql:quickload :and-jni)On android you will need to load libandroid.so:
;; SBCL
(sb-alien:load-shared-object "libandroid.so")
;; With cffi
(cffi:define-foreign-library libandroid
(:android "libandroid.so"))
(cffi:load-foreign-library 'libandroid)To get list of created JavaVMs:
(and-jni:get-created-vms)On android there will be exactly one VM loaded per process. However, if you are running from shell, you are out of luck: there is no VM loaded and you can’t use JNI.
After you get handle for VM:
(defparameter *vm* (car (and-jni:get-created-vms)))you need to attach you current thread to the VM:
(and-jni/cffi:attach-current-thread *vm*)Two values are returned: return code and JNI environment.
You can also get JNI envrionment with get-environment:
(defparameter *env* (and-jni/cffi:get-environment *vm*))In the end you should detach your thread:
(and-jni/cffi:detach-current-thread *vm*)See the JNI spec to learn what you can do with JNI environment. https://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/jni/spec/invocation.html .
Feel free to report bugs or make suggestions by filing an issue on github.
Feel free to submit pull requests on github as well.
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