Natives

Java native utilities.

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Overview

How to know what platform are running?

How to load shared library form JAR resource?

The Natives library can help you!

Usage

Import Natives classes:

import com.github.xuges.natives.*;

Check os, arch and platform:

System.out.println("current os: " + OS.CURRENT);
System.out.println("current arch: " + Arch.CURRENT);
System.out.println("current platform: " + Platform.CURRENT);

if (OS.CURRENT.isUnixLike())
    System.out.println("unix-like");
else if (OS.CURRENT == OS.Windows)
    System.out.println("windows");

Load native shared library from JAR:

try {
    //will be:
    //load !jar/org/example/libs/windows_x64/example.dll on Windows x64
    //load !jar/org/example/libs/linux_aarch64/libexample.so on Linux aarch64
    //load !jar/org/example/libs/macos_x64/libexample.dylib on MacOSX x64
    //tips: load path format: org/example/libs/Platform.CURRENT
	LibraryLoader.loadFromJar("org/example/libs", "example");
} catch (UnsatisfiedLinkError e) {
	System.out.println("load library error: " + e);
}

Store native shared library to JAR:

#linux
$> ./natives-add example.jar org/example/libs linux_x64 libtest.so

#windows
$> natives-add example.jar org/example/libs windows_x64 test.dll

Why

Why use this library?

• Multi-Platform: Windows Linux MacOSX BSD, x86 x64 aarch64 mips ppc loongarch64 and more.
• Easy-To-Use: Simple API (like System.loadLibrary) and tool scripts.
• Production-Ready: Automatic clean temporary file and production validated.

License

MIT License

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