| Dummy class used during JNI initialization. The JNI functions want
to be able to create objects, and the VM needs to discard the references
when the function returns. That gets a little weird when we're
calling JNI functions from the C main(), and there's no Java stack frame
to hitch the references onto.
Rather than having some special-case code, we create this simple little
class and pretend that it called the C main().
This also comes in handy when a native thread attaches itself with the
JNI AttachCurrentThread call. If they attach the thread and start
creating objects, we need a fake frame to store stuff in. |
