Package org.bridj.ann

BridJ annotations classes (used to decorate bindings ; you do not need to browse this if you are using JNAerator).

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Description

Enum Summary

Convention.Style

Calling convention enums

Annotation Types Summary

Alignment	Alignment of a C struct / struct field, in bytes.
Array	Mono- or multi-dimensional array length (used on Pointer types).
Bits	Size in bits of a struct's bit field
CLong	Indicate that a Java long value is represented by a C 'long' integer (which size is platform- and compiler-dependent).
Constructor	Indicate the index of a constructor.
Convention	Force the method call convention to some value.
DisableDirect	Forbid direct assembly wiring of a native method.
Field	Indicate the index of a structure field (in Java, the order of methods and fields is unspecified so you need to order them explicitely).
Forwardable	For annotations that can be forwarded to other annotations.
JNIBound	Tells BridJ not to bind native methods marked with this annotation (assumes there's a legit plain-JNI binding for them)
Library	Specify the name of the native library that should be bound to the class or method this annotation is put on.
Name	Specify the real non-obfuscated name of a field / method (useful when the name is a Java keyword but not a C one, e.g. to bind a C function named 'transient')
Optional	Applies to native methods that might not be present to avoid polluting error logs (useful for "optional" methods in many libraries).
Ptr	Indicate that a Java long value is represented by a natively-sized integer ('size_t' and pointer types).
Runtime	Specify the runtime that should be used to bind native methods (default is CRuntime if no annotation is provided).
Struct	Struct details such as explicit fields packing and padding.
Symbol	Specify the raw native shared symbol for a function / method, including the mangling (C++, __stdcall...).
Template	C++ template parameters metadata
Union	Marks a struct as an union (same as putting unionWith = 0 in every Field annotation).
Virtual	Mark a C++ method as virtual and specify its position in the virtual table.

Package org.bridj.ann Description

BridJ annotations classes (used to decorate bindings ; you do not need to browse this if you are using JNAerator).