On 21 Feb 2010, at 16:15, Harald Kuhr wrote:
Strictly, BOOL and bool (stbool.h) are both typedef'ed as signed char, I guess
that is a java.lang.Byte in Java. But I figured it didn't make any difference,
as the only values ever used are 0 and 1 and JNA does the magic in any case.
Difficult to tell what bool is typedef'd to , but it certainly is true that
sizeof(bool) gives 1! stdbool.h also definitely defines true 1 and false 0.
The sizes might well be important though, as the magic that JNA does involves
putting and taking enough bytes from the stack for the arguments for each
function. The first few are probably always sent in registers, but I do wonder
about bools in long argument lists.
Duncan
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