How to keep a C++ object inside Java code? Possible?

问题

First I've got a legacy C++ library, and I'm migrating my app to Android with new UI.

During runtime, there might be multiple C++ objects created and destroyed dynamically. I built a set of JNI native methods to call into library to get that. But where should I keep those C++ objects? I have to keep track of them and free them if they're unnecessary.

So far I only knew Java can't reference to a C++ object. Is it possible to make a Java wrapper class which include a reference to C++ object?

Thanks.

回答1:

Yes, it's possible. You can store a pointer to your C++ object in a simple java int. That's exactly how SWIG does that.

回答2:

JavaCPP takes care of this detail by saving it into a wrapping peer Pointer object.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5577559/how-to-keep-a-c-object-inside-java-code-possible