utils.h

/*
    File:       utils.h
    
    Description:    Definitions of the functions and the structure used by utils.c to parse the 
                        command line options and derive the JVMOptions, main class name, and arguments
                        to main.
                        
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#include <JavaVM/jni.h>
 
/* This structure will be used to store the options, args, */
/* and main class needed to invoke this application */
typedef struct {
    void *      options;
    int         nOptions;
    char *      mainClass;
    char **     args;
    int         numberOfArgs;
} VMLaunchOptions;
 
/* Parses command line options for the VM options, properties,
   main class, and main class args and returns them in the VMLaunchOptions
   structure.
*/
extern VMLaunchOptions * NewVMLaunchOptions(int argc, const char **argv);
 
/* Release the Memory used by the VMLaunchOptions */
void freeVMLaunchOptions( VMLaunchOptions * vmOptionsPtr);
 
/*
 * Returns a new array of Java string objects for the specified
 * array of platform strings.
 */
extern jobjectArray NewPlatformStringArray(JNIEnv *env, char **strv, int strc);
 
/* Sets the applications name for the application menu */
extern void setAppName(const char * name);