#include <jc++dynamic.h>
Collaboration diagram for JCPP_DynamicLink:
Public Member Functions | |
| JCPP_DynamicLink (int i) | |
| ~JCPP_DynamicLink () | |
Private Attributes | |
| int | i_ |
| jcpp::BufferedReader * | br |
| jcpp::NonblockingReader * | nbr |
| jcpp::StdReader * | sr |
| jcpp::BooleanJC * | bjc |
| jcpp::DoubleJC * | djc |
| jcpp::FloatJC * | fjc |
| jcpp::IntegerJC * | ijc |
| jcpp::LongJC * | ljc |
| jcpp::Hashtable * | ht |
| jcpp::ResourceHash * | rh |
| jcpp::StringBuffer * | sb |
| jcpp::StringHash * | sh |
| jcpp::StringTokenizer * | st |
| jcpp::StringVector * | sv |
| jcpp::Vector * | v |
Detailed Description
requires jc++.h jc++io.h jc++lang.h jc++util.h. Deliberately does not live in jcpp:: namespace.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| JCPP_DynamicLink::JCPP_DynamicLink | ( | int | i | ) |
To force the link of the jc++ classes, construct and destroy 1 of these somewhere in your statically linked code (main() might be appropriate). Thus all the symbols will be required and the link editor will do the right thing. int i -- if 0 (what you want) the member pointers are not filled in. Else we actually try to instantiate all the classes into our structure. Since it's a runtime decision, the linker will bind all the jc++ classes. Note we don't include ExceptionJC.
Destroy the collection, if ever really instantiated.
Member Data Documentation
jcpp::BufferedReader* JCPP_DynamicLink::br [private] |
@ io implementation classes
jcpp::BooleanJC* JCPP_DynamicLink::bjc [private] |
@ lang implementation classes
jcpp::Hashtable* JCPP_DynamicLink::ht [private] |
@ util implementation classes
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