I have created the following structure mapping it into a C structure.But when I print the size of the structure using CALCULATESIZE() it is always returning -1. Why is that?
Below is my java structure.
public class ipj_action extends Structure {
public long ipj_action_value;
Pointer p;
public ipj_action() {
setAlignType(Structure.ALIGN_NONE);
System.out.println("Structure size is : "+CALCULATE_SIZE);
}
@Override
protected List getFieldOrder() {
return Arrays.asList("ipj_action_value");
}
}
Below is the main class where I call it.
public class RFIDMain {
public rfidlib rlib;
public ipj_iri_device ipj_iri_device;
public ipj_action ipj_action;
public ipj_error errorStatus;
public static void main(String[] args) {
RFIDMain r = new RFIDMain();
r.rlib = (rfidlib) Native.loadLibrary("rfidlib", rfidlib.class);
r.ipj_iri_device = new ipj_iri_device();
r.ipj_action = new ipj_action();
r.errorStatus = new ipj_error();
r.ipj_action.ipj_action_value = 0x1;
r.errorStatus = r.rlib.start(r.ipj_iri_device, r.ipj_action);
System.out.println(r.errorStatus);
}
You want Structure.size()
.
That method will fail if JNA cannot determine the structure size, which may happen if you've neglected to initialize any array fields or used a type which JNA cannot convert into a native equivalent.