In Narwhal, we are using JNA to make libc
calls like getcwd
and chdir
. I've only been able to use this with my limited knowledge of the JNA interface as it pertains to JavaScript in Rhino, dealing exclusively with primitives. I need to know how to allocate a char buffer so I can pass it to getcwd
, retrieve a JavaScript String from that buffer, and deallocate the buffer, presu开发者_开发问答mably in a finally
clause.
Here's how we grab the libc
interface:
http://github.com/280north/narwhal/blob/34ac15261fa4acdef3867256e97d7aabb94766e0/engines/rhino/lib/fs-base.js#L32-42
Here's how chdir
is implemented:
http://github.com/280north/narwhal/blob/34ac15261fa4acdef3867256e97d7aabb94766e0/engines/rhino/lib/fs-base.js#L438-444
Here's where we need the solution for getcwd
http://github.com/280north/narwhal/blob/34ac15261fa4acdef3867256e97d7aabb94766e0/engines/rhino/lib/fs-base.js#L416-419
Solutions in Ruby or any other embedded language for JNA would help.
you could use an nio.Buffer or jna.Pointer to pass an output buffer, something like:
invokeString(new jna.Memory(4097), 4097)
getcwd will return a char* to the input buffer, so jna will marshall the return to a string
to support longer paths, you could take an optional length
in java, new File(".").getAbsolutePath() can get the current path, so you might not need getcwd...
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