I have found large amounts of documentation on how to generate a 2D primitive array in JNI and returning it to Java. But these pieces of information fail to describe how to pass an already existing 2D float array (float**) given a context in C.
To describe my issue explicitly, I’ll add some C pseudo code of what I would like to implement:
// Returns a 2D float array from C to Java
jfloatArray ndk_test_getMy2DArray(JNIEnv* env, jobject thiz, jlong context)
{
// Cast my context reference
MyContextRef contextRef = (MyContextRef) context;
// In case we need it below
unsigned int length = MyContextGet1DLength(contextRef);
// Get the 2D Array we want to "Cast"
float** primitive2DArray = MyContextGet2DArray(contextRef);
// Hokus pokus...
// We do something to create the returnable data to Java
//
// Below is the missing piece that would convert the primitive
// 2D array into something that can be returned consumed and consumed
// by Java
jfloatArray myReturnable2DArray
return myReturnable2DArray;
}
I’m assuming this is not straight forward, given I haven’t been able to find anything describing this scenario.
Thanks for any helpful information.
Thanks Timo for your help and link. For posterity, I’m adding a complete code set that would go through the process of generating a 2D primitive array consumable by Java, from an existing C 2D primitive array.