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Mixed types in generated code are functioning now,
even though not all permutations are generated - still.
However, this patch merges the indirect object passing,
wheather it is a primitive array or an indirect NIO buffer,
incl. PointerBuffer.
This allows the usage of only one JNI functions for all combinations.
Only in case of NIODirectOnly, the simplified direct only '0'
variation is created - otherwise the parametrized '1' variant.
The junit tests proves the implementation and
almost completes the gluegen junit tests coverage
for JavaEmitter and ProcAddressEmitter.
Impact/Result:
- Working mixed array types
- JOGL GL2 native library shrunk around 30%
- Simplified gluegen code
- Almost complete gluegen junit tests
TODO: Complete permutations of array/NIO arguments,
if desired.
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Misc changes:
- NativeLibrary implements DynamicLookupHelper:
lookupFunction() -> dynamicLookupFunction()
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Adding 'plain' junit tests.
Plain stands for the simple processing of:
ant.junit.compile: gluegen -> java/c files, javac/cc, jar
ant.junit.run: junit batch run
Avoiding 'black magic', ie kicking off gluegen and ant-compilation
from within the junit tests.
Same methodology as the JOGL junit tests,
junit test sources are under 'src/junit'
This way, the migration to other platform tests might be easier,
as well as the we don't need to pass through ant properties (ant - junit - ant),
see 3a32650d4229f9b4ad1f527d9e30c24ddb69bb3f.
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