Hi was just wondering if i can use java for PIC programming as we can with C or Basic.Or can we use java for microprocessing....
johnroach1985
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Jump to PostHi everyone,
He may be able to use java as a wrapper but using jni for communicating with the pic chip.
Richard West
Jump to PostJNI is an interface layer that lets a Java application call native code libraries (like DLLs on Windows and OS/2 and shared objects on Unix).
Check your compiler documentation and the Java section at the better stocked specialty bookstores.
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shuchi_jain
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Hi was just wondering if i can use java for PIC programming as we can with C or Basic.Or can we use java for microprocessing....
hi
Well question sounds interesting, but what I know is that using assembly languages u can directly interact with registers(which is a hardware component), but as far as I know, we can't interact with registers using java..............do we?.
freesoft_2000
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Hi everyone,
He may be able to use java as a wrapper but using jni for communicating with the pic chip.
Richard West
johnroach1985
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what is exactly a jni? a chip??or a kind of programmer?
jwenting
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JNI is an interface layer that lets a Java application call native code libraries (like DLLs on Windows and OS/2 and shared objects on Unix).
Check your compiler documentation and the Java section at the better stocked specialty bookstores.
johnroach1985
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Thanks I'll check it out.
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