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Is it possible to link a C++ library to a Java program statically, in a way that will make them into a single file ,just like linking 2 C++ libraries?
(I read that java programs can also be compiled to EXE).
Theoretically this should be possible to create one EXE that already includes the required JNI functions used by the JVM.
This EXE would have to load the Java part by starting a JVM instance in the same process (by loading jvm.dll and executing it as shown in question JNI Java in c++).
The Java-EXE-wrapper I know do not support something like this as they come with a pre-compiled EXE that gets the used JAR attached as resource. Therefore I assume you would have to build you own C/C++ executable and implement all the functionality you need.