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/*  ----------------------------------------------------------------------
 *    File: RoasterVM.h
 *  ----------------------------------------------------------------------
 *    Description:
 *        Java Runtime Interface for the Roaster™ VM
 *
 *    Written by:
 *        Mimir Reynisson
 *
 *    History:
 *        6/19/96--    Adam - Polished interface to reflect current API.
 *        12/14/95--    First release.
 *        02/24/96--    Rewrote the interface to conform with the JRI.
 *
 *    © Copyright 1995-96 by Natural Intelligence, Inc. All rights reserved.
 *  ---------------------------------------------------------------------- */

#ifndef __RoasterVM__
#define __RoasterVM__

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

# ifndef _STDIO
# include <stdio.h>
# endif

# ifndef _STDLIB
# include <stdlib.h>
# endif

# ifndef _STDARG
# include <stdarg.h>
# endif

#if PRAGMA_IMPORT_SUPPORTED
#pragma import on
#endif

#define ROASTER_MAC

#define JRI_MAJOR_VERSION    1
#define JRI_MINOR_VERSION    0

#define JavaSigBooleanID    'Z'
#define JavaSigByteID        'B'
#define JavaSigCharID        'C'
#define JavaSigShortID        'S'
#define JavaSigIntID        'I'
#define JavaSigLongID        'J'
#define JavaSigFloatID        'F'
#define JavaSigDoubleID        'D'
#define JavaSigVoidID        'V'
#define JavaSigArrayID        '['
#define JavaSigParamBeginID    '('
#define JavaSigParamEndID    ')'
#define JavaSigObjectID        'L'

#define JavaSigBoolean        "Z"
#define JavaSigByte            "B"
#define JavaSigChar            "C"
#define JavaSigShort        "S"
#define JavaSigInt            "I"
#define JavaSigLong            "J"
#define JavaSigFloat        "F"
#define JavaSigDouble        "D"
#define JavaSigVoid            "V"

#define JavaSigArray(T)        "[" T
#define JavaSigClass(C)        "L" C ";"
#define JavaSigString        JavaSigClass("java/lang/String")
#define JavaSigArgs(A)        "(" A ")"

#define Package_java_lang    "java/lang/"
#define Package_java_io        "java/io/"
#define Package_java_net    "java/net/"
#define Package_java_util    "java/util/"

/*
 * The opaque type representing a reference to a Roaster object.
 *
 * Although Roaster objects are garbage collected, RoasterRefs are given
 * out to C programs to prevent the garbage collector from collecting
 * a given object. Whenever a native method returns, all references
 * allocated but not made global are automatically disposed. Discarding
 * RoasterRefs may be done explicitly via the RoasterRef_disposeGlobal
 * operation (for global references), and the RoasterEnv_revertToRefFrame
 * (for local references)
 */

typedef UInt32 JavaRef;

/*
 * The following enum specifies special constant values of type JavaRef
 */

typedef enum JavaRefConstant {
    JavaTrue            = 1,
    JavaFalse            = 0,
    JavaNull            = 0,
    JavaClassBoolean    = -1,
    JavaClassByte        = -2,
    JavaClassChar        = -3,
    JavaClassInteger    = -4,
    JavaClassLong        = -5,
    JavaClassFloat        = -6,
    JavaClassDouble        = -7,
    JavaClassIdent        = -8,
    JavaClassString        = -9,
    JavaClassByteArray    = -10,
    JavaClassObjArray    = -11
} JavaRefConstant;

/*
 * The following enum specifies the different low-level security
 * modes available. Additional security can be implemented in the
 * java library itself, and controlled through properties. These
 * security modes are largely a concern for environments which
 * must execute Java code from unkown sources.
 */

typedef enum JavaSecurityMode {
    JavaSecurity_allow_stdout    =    0x00000001,
    JavaSecurity_allow_stderr    =    0x00000002,
    JavaSecurity_allow_stdin    =    0x00000004,
    JavaSecurity_allow_net        =    0x00000008,
    JavaSecurity_allow_jit        =    0x00000010
} JavaSecurityMode;

/*
 * This opaque type represents and instance of a Roaster runtime
 * environment. The runtime environment contains all classes which
 * are loaded and accessible from Java and defines the mapping from
 * names to classes. It also contains the heap which contains all
 * currently available objects.
 */

typedef struct JavaRuntimeStruct *JavaRuntime;

/* This opaque type represents a point on the stack to which
 * control may be returned.
 */

typedef UInt32 JavaCatchFrame;

/*
 * This opaque type is used to demarcate groups of references which
 * have been returned by the JRI and disposed of together.
 */

typedef UInt32 JavaRefFrame;

/*
 * The opaque type representing the Roaster execution environment
 * structure. The execution environment defines the context in
 * which references may be dereferenced and embodies the execution
 * stack of the currently active Java methods.
 */

typedef struct JavaEnvStruct *JavaEnv;

typedef short JavaStatus;

typedef enum JavaStatusCode {
    JavaStatusOk                = 1,
    JavaStatusOutOfMemory        = -1,
    JavaStatusParamError        = -2,
    JavaStatusTypeError            = -3,
    JavaStatusNotFound            = -4,
    JavaStatusExceptionThrown    = -5,
    JavaStatusInternalError        = -6
} JavaStatusCode;

/*
 * The flag values which indicate various access privileges for
 * fields, methods, and classes.
 */

typedef enum JavaAccessFlags {
    /* Field and Method Access */
    JavaAccessMember            = 0x0000,
    JavaAccessPublic            = 0x0001,
    JavaAccessProtected            = 0x0002,
    JavaAccessPrivate            = 0x0004,
    JavaAccessStatic            = 0x0008,
    JavaAccessFinal                = 0x0010,
    JavaAccessSynchronized        = 0x0020,
    JavaAccessNative            = 0x0100,
    /* Class Access */
    JavaAccessInterface            = 0x0200,
    JavaAccessAbstract            = 0x0400
} JavaAccessFlags;

/*
 * This enum specifies the optional interfaces which may be passed
 * to the JavaRuntime_supports() operation.
 */

typedef enum JavaSupports {
    JavaSupportsCompile,
    JavaSupportsEval,
    JavaSupportsDebug,
    JavaSupportsProfile
} JavaSupports;

#ifdef ROASTER_MAC
#define ROASTER_MSB_ORDER
typedef wide int64;
typedef struct FSSpec *JavaDirSpec;
typedef Boolean Bool;
#elif WIN32
#undef ROASTER_MSB_ORDER
typedef BOOL Bool;
typedef __int64 int64;
typedef unsigned char UInt8;
typedef unsigned short UInt16;
typedef unsigned long UInt32;
typedef char *JavaDirSpec;
#endif

typedef char     JavaBoolean;
typedef char     JavaByte;
typedef UInt16     JavaChar;
typedef short     JavaShort;
typedef long     JavaInt;
typedef int64     JavaLong;
typedef float     JavaFloat;
typedef double     JavaDouble;

typedef void *JavaOSThread;

/*
 * This type describes the initialization arguments to the
 * JavaRuntime_make() routine. The JavaRuntime_make() routine
 * is defined this way to allow for future upward compatibility.
 *
 * The arguments described here represent the 1.0 version (i.e.
 * majorVersion == 1, minorVersion == 0).
 *
 * Fields:
 *            majorVersion :    The major version of the initialization
 *                            arguments to the runtime instance. Major
 *                            versions change when the initialization
 *                            arguments change in an incompatible way.
 *
 *            minorVersion :    The minor version of the initialization
 *                            arguments to the runtime instance. Minor
 *                            versions change when the initialization
 *                            arguments change in a compatible way.
 *
 *         initialHeapSize :    The size of the initial heap partition to
 *                            allocate.
 *
 *    dynamicHeapChunkSize :    The size of each chunk of memory allocated
 *                            to garbage collected objects.
 *
 *     staticHeapChunkSize :    The size of each chunk of memory allocated
 *                            to static memory blocks.
 *
 *             maxHeapSize :    The maximum heap size which the runtime
 *                            will allow to be allocated. If set to
 *                            JAVA_HEAP_UNLIMITED, the heap will be
 *                            allowed to grow indefinitely, until no
 *                            more memory can be allocated (although
 *                            this is not to say that garbage collection
 *                            wouldn't occur long before memory allocation
 *                            fails).
 *
 *     collectionStartProc :    This function is called whenever a garbage
 *                            collection starts. If NULL, no notification
 *                            will be made, but garbage collection will
 *                            still occur.
 *
 *       collectionEndProc :    This function is called whenever a garbage
 *                            collection is completed. If NULL, no notication
 *                            will be made.
 *
 */

#define JAVA_HEAP_UNLIMITED        0

/*
 * Callback:    JavaCollectionStartProc
 *
 * Description:
 *                The signature of the routine which is called whenever
 *                garbage collection starts. Applications can use this
 *                hook to put up a status message or watch cursor.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 */

typedef void (*JavaCollectionStartProc)(JavaRuntime runtime);

/*
 * Callback:    JavaCollectionEndProc
 *
 * Description:
 *                The signature of the routine which is called whenever
 *                garbage collection ends. Applications can use this
 *                hook to put up a status message or remove a watch cursor.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 */

typedef void (*JavaCollectionEndProc)(JavaRuntime runtime);

/*
 * Callback:    JavaAllocateProc
 *
 * Description:
 *                The signature of the routine which is called whenever
 *                Roaster needs to allocate memory.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *               blockLen : The amount of memory to allocate.
 *
 * Return value:
 *              [pointer]    : The newly allocate block of memory.
 *                   NULL    : Failure to allocate the given block of memory.
 */

typedef void *(*JavaAllocateProc)(size_t blockLen);

/*
 * Callback:    JavaDisposeProc
 *
 * Description:
 *                The signature of the routine which is called whenever
 *                Roaster needs to dispose memory.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    ptr : The pointer to dispose of.
 */

typedef void (*JavaDisposeProc)(void *ptr);

/*
 * Callback:    JavaMakeClassLoader
 *
 * Description:
 *                .
 */

typedef JavaStatus (*JavaMakeClassLoader)(JavaRuntime runtime, void *args, void **storage);

/*
 * Callback:    JavaDisposeClassLoader
 *
 * Description:
 *                .
 */

typedef JavaStatus (*JavaDisposeClassLoader)(JavaRuntime runtime, void **storage);

/*
 * Callback:    JavaLoadClassProc
 *
 * Description:
 *                .
 *
 * Parameters:
 */

typedef JavaStatus (*JavaLoadClassProc)(JavaRuntime runtime,
    char *className, JavaRef *classRef, void **storage, Bool resolve);

/*
 * Callback:    JavaExitHandlerProc
 *
 * Description:
 *                .
 *
 * Parameters:
 */

typedef JavaStatus (*JavaExitHandlerProc)(JavaRuntime runtime, void *exitData);

#if PRAGMA_ALIGN_SUPPORTED
#pragma options align=mac68k
#endif

typedef struct JavaRuntimeInitargs {
    short                    majorVersion;
    short                    minorVersion;
    size_t                    initialHeapSize;
    size_t                    dynamicHeapChunkSize;
    size_t                    staticHeapChunkSize;
    size_t                    maxHeapSize;
    JavaCollectionStartProc    collectionStartProc;
    JavaCollectionEndProc    collectionEndProc;

    /* Roaster specific fields */
    JavaAllocateProc        heapAllocationProc;
    JavaDisposeProc            heapDisposeProc;
    JavaAllocateProc        gcHeapAllocationProc;
    JavaDisposeProc            gcHeapDisposeProc;

    OSType                    outputFileCreator;
    OSType                    outputFileType;

    JavaDirSpec                homeDirectory;
    JavaDirSpec                javaDirectory;
} JavaRuntimeInitargs;

#define JavaRuntimeStatusStructVersion 1

typedef struct JavaRuntimeStatusStruct {
    size_t                    statusVersion;
    size_t                    dynamicHeapAllocated;
    size_t                    staticHeapAllocated;
    size_t                    dynamicHeapUsed;
    size_t                    staticHeapUsed;
    size_t                    numberOfClasses;
    size_t                    memoryUsedByClasses;
    size_t                    numberOfObjects;
    size_t                    memoryUsedByObjects;
    size_t                    numberOfArrays;
    size_t                    memoryUsedByArrays;
    size_t                    methodHashMiss;
    size_t                    methodHashHit;
    size_t                    fieldHashMiss;
    size_t                    fieldHashHit;
    size_t                    numberOfThreads;
    size_t                    numberOfClientConnections;
    size_t                    numberOfServerConnections;
} *JavaRuntimeStatus;

#if PRAGMA_ALIGN_SUPPORTED
#pragma options align=reset
#endif

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_makeDefaultInitArgs
 *
 * Description:
 *                Initializes an initialization arguments block.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *               initargs    : § The initialization to initialize.
 */

void
JavaRuntime_makeDefaultInitArgs(JavaRuntimeInitargs *initargs);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_make
 *
 * Description:
 *                Initializes and returns a new Roaster runtime instance.
 *                If a new runtime instance cannot be constructed (either
 *                because of limited resources or incompatible initialization
 *                arguments) NULL is returned.
 *
 *                This routine is defined in terms of an initialization
 *                arguments structure in order to allow for future upward
 *                compatibility.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *               initargs    : The initialization arguments for a
 *                          new runtime instance.
 *
 * Return value:
 *              [pointer]    : The newly created runtime instance.
 *                   NULL    : The runtime instance failed to be allocated.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_make(JavaRuntimeInitargs *initargs, JavaRuntime *outRuntime);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_status
 *
 * Description: Returns a filled-in status structure.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_status(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaRuntimeStatus status);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_connectDebugger
 *
 * Description: Connect a debugger to the runtime interface.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_connectDebugger(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaDirSpec launchSpec);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_debuggerConnected
 *
 * Description: Verifies if a debugger is connected to the runtime.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_debuggerConnected(JavaRuntime runtime);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_pushClassLoader
 *
 * Description: Pushes a new classloader onto the stack of loaders.
 *                The runtime uses loaders from top to bottom in the stack
 *                to resolve a class.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_pushClassLoader(JavaRuntime runtime,
    JavaMakeClassLoader    make, JavaDisposeClassLoader dispose,
        JavaLoadClassProc loadClass, void *initArgs);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_pushClassFileLoader
 *
 * Description: Pushes a loader for classfiles onto the runtime stack.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_pushClassFileLoader(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaDirSpec homeDir);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_pushZipClassLoader
 *
 * Description:    Pushes a loader for Zip files onto the runtime stack.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_pushZipClassLoader(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaDirSpec zipFile);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_pushExitHandler
 *
 * Description:    Installs a callback for when the runtime exits.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_pushExitHandler(JavaRuntime runtime,
    JavaExitHandlerProc exitHandler, void *exitData);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_dispose
 *
 * Description:
 *                Disposes a Java runtime instance. This cleanly shuts down
 *                the Java runtime, freeing all resources associated with it.
 *                After disposing a runtime, all operations associated with
 *                execution environments constructed from that runtime, and
 *                all references associated with those execution environments
 *                becomes undefined.
 *
 * IMPORTANT:
 *                After disposing a runtime instance, all references to that
 *                instance become invalid and should not be used.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 */

void
JavaRuntime_dispose(JavaRuntime runtime);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_exitInternal
 *
 * Description:
 *                Calls Runtime.exitInternal() from Java, which can be overridden.
 *                The default implementation is to quit the application.  This has
 *                the effect of terminating the running applet or Java app.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *               exitCode : The exit code returned to the OS on some platforms.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_exitInternal(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaInt exitCode);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_getHomeDirectory
 *
 * Description:
 *                Gets the directory where the applet was run from.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 * Return value:
 *                 [pointer] : .
 */

JavaDirSpec
JavaRuntime_getHomeDirectory(JavaRuntime runtime);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_getJavaDirectory
 *
 * Description:
 *                Gets the directory where the JDK is installed.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 * Return value:
 *                 [pointer] : .
 */

JavaDirSpec
JavaRuntime_getJavaDirectory(JavaRuntime runtime);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_setHomeDirectory
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets the running applet's root directory.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *                homeDir : The new home directory.
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : .
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_setHomeDirectory(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaDirSpec homeDir);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_setJavaDirectory
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets the main search path directory for classfiles.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *                homeDir : The new home directory.
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : .
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_setJavaDirectory(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaDirSpec homeDir);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_getOutputFileCreator
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the MacOS file creator type (i.e. 'APPL').
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 * Return value:
 *                 [OSType] : .
 */

OSType
JavaRuntime_getOutputFileCreator(JavaRuntime runtime);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_getOutputFileType
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the MacOS file type (i.e. 'TEXT').
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 * Return value:
 *                 [OSType] : .
 */

OSType
JavaRuntime_getOutputFileType(JavaRuntime runtime);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_setOutputFileCreator
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets the MacOS file creator resource.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 * Return value:
 *                 [OSType] : .
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_setOutputFileCreator(JavaRuntime runtime, OSType newCreator);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_setOutputFileType
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets the MacOS file type resource.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 * Return value:
 *                 [OSType] : .
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_setOutputFileType(JavaRuntime runtime, OSType newType);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_supports
 *
 * Description:
 *                Tests whether a Java runtime implements an optional portion
 *                of the Java interface.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *            optionalAPI    : The optional interface to test.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_supports(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaSupports optionalAPI);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_getProperty
 *
 * Description:
 *                Retrieves a Java runtime property value. This may be
 *                particularly useful to retrieve the vendor or version
 *                of the Java runtime environment.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *               propName : The name of the property to get. The name is
 *                          specified as a NULL-terminated UTF string.
 *
 *                 result : § The resulting property value. It is the
 *                          caller's responsibility to dispose this string.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired property was not found.
 *    JavaStatusOutOfMemory :    The property could not be allocated.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_getProperty(JavaRuntime runtime, char *propName, char **result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_setProperty
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets a Java runtime property value.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *               propName : The name of the property to set. The name is
 *                          specified as a NULL-terminated UTF string.
 *
 *                  value : The value to which the property is to be set.
 *                          The Java runtime will __COPY__ this string into
 *                          it's own heap.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *    JavaStatusOutOfMemory : The property could not be allocated.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_setProperty(JavaRuntime runtime, char *propName, char *value);

/*
 * Callback:    JavaMethodProc
 *
 * Description:
 *                The signature of a native method.
 *
 *                Note that the current method name, signature, and method
 *                data can be retrieved from the execution environment via
 *                JavaEnv_getCurrentMethodInfo().
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env : The execution environment.
 */

typedef JavaStatus
(*JavaMethodProc)(JavaEnv env);

#if PRAGMA_ALIGN_SUPPORTED
#pragma options align=mac68k
#endif

typedef struct JavaNativeTableStruct {
    char            *className;
    char            *methodName;
    char            *methodSignature;
    JavaMethodProc    methodProc;
    void            *methodData;
    JavaAccessFlags    methodAccess;
} JavaNativeTable;

#if PRAGMA_ALIGN_SUPPORTED
#pragma options align=reset
#endif

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_setMethod
 *
 * Description:
 *                Unlike the JDK which relies on a dynamic linker to find
 *                native methods based on a naming convention, Roaster requries
 *                that native methods be explicitly registered. This eliminates
 *                the need for a dynamic linker, and also allows the signature
 *                of the method to play a role in the lookup process when the
 *                runtime invokes a native method.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *                  class : The class on which the method is to be registered.
 *
 *             methodName : The name of the method to register. The name must
 *                          be a NULL-terminated UTF string.
 *
 *              methodSig : The signature of the method to register. The name
 *                          must be a NULL-terminated UTF string.
 *
 *             methodProc : A pointer to the native routine that implements
 *                          the method. Setting the methodProc to NULL has the
 *                          effect of unregistering any method with the specified
 *                          name and signature. Setting the method when there is
 *                          already a method registered has the effect of replacing
 *                          the current method.
 *
 *             methodData : A pointer to an arbitrary piece of storage. This
 *                          data will be passed to the methodProc each time
 *                          it is called and may be used to store data which
 *                          must persist between invocations of the method.
 *                          If not needed, the method data may be NULL. Setting
 *                          the method data when there is already data registered
 *                          with a method has the effect of replacing the method
 *                          data, so care must be taken to retrieve the current
 *                          method data (via JavaRuntime_getMethod) and dispose
 *                          of it properly before replacing the method data or a
 *                          leak may result.
 *
 *               isStatic : A boolean specifying whether this method is a static
 *                          (i.e. class) method, or instance method. TRUE specifies
 *                          that the method is static.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *    JavaStatusOutOfMemory : The method could not be registered because
 *                            memory could not be allocated.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_setMethod(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaRef classRef,
    char *methodName, char *methodSig, JavaMethodProc methodProc,
    void *methodData, Bool isStatic);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_getMethod
 *
 * Description:
 *                Retrieves a native method from a runtime instance. This
 *                may be useful if the currently registered method is to be
 *                wrapped in some outer procedure.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *                  class : The class on which the method is to be registered.
 *
 *             methodName : The name of the method to register. The name must
 *                          be a NULL-terminated UTF string.
 *
 *              methodSig : The signature of the method to register. The name
 *                          must be a NULL-terminated UTF string.
 *
 *             methodProc : § The resulting pointer to the native routine that
 *                          implements the method. Specifying a NULL pointer
 *                          indicates that the result is not desired.
 *
 *             methodData : § The resulting pointer to the arbitrary piece of
 *                          storage which was originally associated with the
 *                          given native method using JavaRuntime_setMethod().
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates that the result
 *                          is not desired.
 *
 *               isStatic : § A resulting boolean indicating whether this
 *                          method is a static (class) method, or instance
 *                          method. TRUE specifies that the method is static.
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates that the result
 *                          is not desired.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The method with the specified name and signature
 *                            could not be found in the runtime instance.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_getMethod(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaRef classRef,
    char *methodName, char *methodSig, JavaMethodProc *methodProc,
    void **methodData, Bool *isStatic);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_registerNativeMethodTable
 *
 * Description:
 *                Registers all the native methods in the specified
 *                method table. The method table must include a NULL
 *                terminated entry to signify the end of the table.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The method with the specified name and signature
 *                            could not be found in the runtime instance.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_registerNativeMethodTable(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaNativeTable *methodTable);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_getClassNameFromFile
 *
 * Description:
 *                Gets the name of the class contained in the specified file.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *                   file : The class file.
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *    JavaStatusOutOfMemory : The class data could not be allocated.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_getClassNameFromFile(JavaRuntime runtime,
    JavaDirSpec file, char *buffer, size_t length);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_getClassNameFromData
 *
 * Description:
 *                Gets the name of the class contained in the specified buffer.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *                   file : The class file.
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *    JavaStatusOutOfMemory : The class data could not be allocated.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_getClassNameFromData(JavaRuntime runtime,
    char *data, size_t dataLength, char *buffer, size_t length);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_loadClass
 *
 * Description:
 *                Loads a class from flattened class data.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *                 result : § The resulting class object which was loaded.
 *
 *                   data : The flattened class data.
 *
 *             dataLength : The number of bytes in the class data.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired class object could not be
 *                            loaded from the data.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_loadClass(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaRef *result,
    char *data, size_t dataLength, Bool resolveClass);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_unloadClass
 *
 * Description:
 *                Unloads a class from the environment. After unloading,
 *                the class may be garbage collected (provided there are
 *                no other references to it), and JavaRuntime_findClass()
 *                will return JavaStatusNotFound.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *               classRef : The class to unload.
 *
 * Return status:
 *                 JavaTrue : Operation completed normally.
 *                   JavaFalse : The class could not be unloaded (perhaps
 *                            because it is a system or built-in class).
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError :    The class parameter did not specify a valid
 *                            class object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_unloadClass(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaRef classRef);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_findClass
 *
 * Description:
 *                Looks up a class given a name in the runtime and returns
 *                a reference to it.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *                   result : § The resulting class object which was found
 *                          An actual reference to a class object may be
 *                          returned, or one of the special JavaRefConstant
 *                          values.
 *
 *                   name : The name of the class object to look up. The
 *                          name is specified as a NULL-terminated UTF
 *                          string.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired class object was not found.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_findClass(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaRef *result, char *name);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_findClassUnresolved
 *
 * Description:
 *                Looks up a class given a name in the runtime and returns
 *                a reference to it.  The class is not resolved (i.e. the
 *                superclass is not verified, etc.).  Essentially a quicker
 *                variant of JavaRuntime_findClass().  The class is always
 *                resolved when it is first used.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *                   result : § The resulting class object which was found
 *                          An actual reference to a class object may be
 *                          returned, or one of the special JavaRefConstant
 *                          values.
 *
 *                   name : The name of the class object to look up. The
 *                          name is specified as a NULL-terminated UTF
 *                          string.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired class object was not found.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_findClassUnresolved(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaRef *result, char *name);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_yield
 *
 * Description:
 *                Yields to the main event loop.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                  delay : .
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired class object was not found.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_yield(JavaInt delay);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_yieldLong
 *
 * Description:
 *                Yields to the main event loop with a longer possible delay
 *                than JavaRuntime_yield().
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                  delay : .
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired class object was not found.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_yieldLong(JavaLong delay);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_setLowBreakPoint
 *
 * Description:
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                  delay : .
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired class object was not found.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_setLowBreakPoint(JavaRuntime runtime, char *className, size_t offset);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_getClassList
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the current list of loaded classes.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 * Return status:
 */

JavaRef
JavaRuntime_getClassList(JavaRuntime runtime);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_getNextClass
 *
 * Description:
 *                Given a class reference, the function returns a new reference
 *                to the next class in the current list of loaded classes.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *               classRef : The class reference.
 *
 * Return status:
 */

JavaRef
JavaRuntime_getNextClass(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaRef classRef);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_make
 *
 * Description:
 *                Constructs a new Java execution environment.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance with which this
 *                          environment is to be associated. The
 *                          runtime defines the classes that will
 *                          be accessible from the environment.
 *
 *                   thread : The platform thread upon which Java
 *                          evaluation occurs. If NULL, the current
 *                          thread is used.
 *
 * Return value:
 *              [pointer]    : The newly created execution environment.
 *                   NULL    : The execution environment failed to be
 *                          allocated.
 */

JavaEnv
JavaEnv_make(JavaRuntime runtime, JavaOSThread thread);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_dispose
 *
 * Description:
 *                Disposes a Java execution environment.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 */

void
JavaEnv_dispose(JavaEnv env);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_getRuntime
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the runtime instance of an execution
 *                environment.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 * Return value:
 *              [pointer]    : The runtime instance.
 */

JavaRuntime
JavaEnv_getRuntime(JavaEnv env);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_getSecurityMode
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the security mode for an execution
 *                environment.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 * Return value:
 */

JavaSecurityMode
JavaEnv_getSecurityMode(JavaEnv env);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_setSecurityMode
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets the security mode for an execution
 *                environment.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 * Return value:
 */

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_setSecurityMode(JavaEnv env, JavaSecurityMode newMode);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_getThread
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the native thread of an execution
 *                environment.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 * Return value:
 *              [pointer]    : The native thread.
 */

JavaOSThread
JavaEnv_getThread(JavaEnv env);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_getCurrentMethodInfo
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns information about the current native
 *                method invocation and its execution environment.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *            methodClass : § The returned class on which the current
 *                          method is defined. Specifying a NULL
 *                          pointer indicates that the result is
 *                          not desired.
 *
 *             methodName : § The returned name of the current method.
 *                          The name is an identifier. Specifying a NULL
 *                          pointer indicates that the result is not
 *                          desired.
 *
 *              methodSig : § The returned signature of the current
 *                          method. The signature is an identifier.
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates that
 *                          the result is not desired.
 *
 *             methodData : § The returned method data which was registered
 *                          with the method by JavaRuntime_setMethod()..
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates that
 *                          the result is not desired.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The Java runtime is not currently in the
 *                            process of invoking a native method.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_getCurrentMethodInfo(JavaEnv env, JavaRef *methodClass,
    JavaRef *methodName, JavaRef *methodSig, void **methodData);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_throw
 *
 * Description:
 *                Causes an exception to be thrown.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *           exceptionRef : The exception reference to throw, must be a
 *                          subclass of java.lang.Throwable.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError :    The class parameter was not a valid class
 *                            object or subclass of java.lang.Throwable.
 *  JavaStatusExceptionThrow : Some other exception was thrown by Java
 *                               in the course of trying to throw this one.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_throw(JavaEnv env, JavaRef exceptionRef);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_throwNew
 *
 * Description:
 *                This convenience routine causes an exception to be
 *                constructed and thrown. The message string is included
 *                as the message field of the newly constructed exception.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class of exception to throw, must be a
 *                          subclass of java.lang.Throwable.
 *
 *                message : A NULL-terminated UTF string specifying any
 *                          error message to report. The string is copied
 *                          by the routine and must be freed by the caller.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError :    The class parameter was not a valid class
 *                            object or subclass of java.lang.Throwable.
 *  JavaStatusExceptionThrow : Some other exception was thrown by Java
 *                               in the course of trying to throw this one.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_throwNew(JavaEnv env, char *className, char *message);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the current exception object if one was thrown.
 *                Actually returns the last thrown object, exception,
 *                error, throwable, or otherwise.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 * Return status:
 *              [reference] : An exception occurred and was returned as
 *                            the result of the routine.
 *                  JavaNull : There was no current exception thrown.
 */

JavaRef
JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred(JavaEnv env);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_exceptionDescribe
 *
 * Description:
 *                Describes the exception which has occurred. If no
 *                exception occurred, this operation prints nothing.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    out : The file pointer to which the exception
 *                          information is to be printed.
 */

void
JavaEnv_exceptionDescribe(JavaEnv env, FILE *out);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_exceptionClear
 *
 * Description:
 *                Clears the current exception. This causes the
 *                environment to act as if the exception has been
 *                caught and allows subsequent evaluation to proceed
 *                normally. This operation is primarily used in
 *                conjunction with JavaEnv_revertToCatchFrame() to
 *                handle exceptions from native code.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 */

void
JavaEnv_exceptionClear(JavaEnv env);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_establishRefFrame
 *
 * Description:
 *                Creates a reference frame on the reference stack
 *                and returns it. Establishing a reference frame
 *                demarcates all subsequent references that will be
 *                returned by JRI calls and allows them to be disposed
 *                as a group (by calling JavaEnv_revertToRefFrame()).
 *
 *                Note that this operation is called automatically by
 *                the runtime before entering a native method.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 * Return value:
 *              [reference] : The reference frame.
 */

JavaRefFrame
JavaEnv_establishRefFrame(JavaEnv env);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_revertToRefFrame
 *
 * Description:
 *                Reverts the reference stack to a previously established
 *                reference frame. This allows all references allocated
 *                since the reference frame was established to be disposed
 *                as a group. Only references that are made global (by
 *                calling JavaRef_makeGlobal()) will persist after calling
 *                JavaEnv_revertToRefFrame().
 *
 *                Note that this operation is called automatically by
 *                the runtime after exiting a native method.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               refFrame : The reference frame to which to revert.
 *
 * Return value:
 *                 JavaTrue : The operation completed normally.
 *                JavaFalse : An invalid reference frame was specified,
 *                            presumably one which has already been
 *                            popped.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_revertToRefFrame(JavaEnv env, JavaRefFrame refFrame);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_pushBoolean
 *                JavaEnv_pushByte
 *                JavaEnv_pushChar
 *                JavaEnv_pushShort
 *                JavaEnv_pushInt
 *                JavaEnv_pushLong
 *                JavaEnv_pushFloat
 *                JavaEnv_pushDouble
 *                JavaEnv_pushRef
 *
 * Description: Pushes a Java variable of the appropriate type onto the
 *                current execution stack.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                  value : The value to push.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : .
 */

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_pushBoolean(JavaEnv env, JavaBoolean value);

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_pushByte(JavaEnv env, JavaByte value);

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_pushChar(JavaEnv env, JavaChar value);

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_pushShort(JavaEnv env, JavaShort value);

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_pushInt(JavaEnv env, JavaInt value);

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_pushLong(JavaEnv env, JavaLong value);

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_pushFloat(JavaEnv env, JavaFloat value);

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_pushDouble(JavaEnv env, JavaDouble value);

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_pushRef(JavaEnv env, JavaRef ref);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_popBoolean
 *                JavaEnv_popByte
 *                JavaEnv_popChar
 *                JavaEnv_popShort
 *                JavaEnv_popInt
 *                JavaEnv_popLong
 *                JavaEnv_popFloat
 *                JavaEnv_popDouble
 *                JavaEnv_popRef
 *
 * Description: Pops a Java variable of the appropriate type off the
 *                current execution stack.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 * Return value:
 */

JavaBoolean
JavaEnv_popBoolean(JavaEnv env);

JavaByte
JavaEnv_popByte(JavaEnv env);

JavaChar
JavaEnv_popChar(JavaEnv env);

JavaShort
JavaEnv_popShort(JavaEnv env);

JavaInt
JavaEnv_popInt(JavaEnv env);

JavaLong
JavaEnv_popLong(JavaEnv env);

JavaFloat
JavaEnv_popFloat(JavaEnv env);

JavaDouble
JavaEnv_popDouble(JavaEnv env);

JavaRef
JavaEnv_popRef(JavaEnv env);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRef_makeLocal
 *
 * Description:
 *                Creates a new local Java reference that refers to
 *                the object referred to by the ref parameter. Local
 *                references are automatically disposed when the
 *                native method that created them returns, or may be
 *                disposed explicitly by calling JavaEnv_revertToRefFrame().
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    ref : The reference to duplicate.
 *
 * Return value:
 *              [reference] : The new local reference which refers to the
 *                            original object, ref.
 *                 JavaNull : The local reference could not be allocated.
 */

JavaRef
JavaRef_makeLocal(JavaEnv env, JavaRef ref);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRef_makeGlobal
 *
 * Description:
 *                Creates a new global Java reference that refers to
 *                the object referred to by the ref parameter. Global
 *                references must be explicitly disposed by calling
 *                JavaRef_disposeGlobal().
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    ref : The reference to duplicate.
 *
 * Return value:
 *              [reference] : The new global reference which refers to the
 *                            original object, ref.
 *                 JavaNull : The global reference could not be allocated.
 */

JavaRef
JavaRef_makeGlobal(JavaEnv env, JavaRef ref);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRef_disposeGlobal
 *
 * Description:
 *                Disposes a Java reference. This has the effect of
 *                marking object as no longer referenced from the C world
 *                and does NOT destroy the object directly (i.e. garbage
 *                collect and/or finalize it).
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    ref : The reference to dispose.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : The ref parameter did not specify a valid
 *                            global reference, or was a local rather
 *                            then global reference.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRef_disposeGlobal(JavaEnv env, JavaRef ref);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRef_isGlobal
 *
 * Description:
 *                Determines whether a reference is a global reference.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    ref : The reference.
 *
 * Return status:
 *                 JavaTrue : Reference is a global reference.
 *                JavaFalse : Reference is a local reference.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRef_isGlobal(JavaEnv env, JavaRef ref);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRef_assign
 *
 * Description:
 *                Assigns one Java reference to refer to the same
 *                object as another.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                   dest : The reference to have its value assigned.
 *                          release the object that this reference
 *                          currently refers to and cause it to refer
 *                          to the object from the src parameter. The
 *                          dest reference remains global if it was
 *                          global, and remains local if it was local
 *                          before this routine was called.
 *
 *                    src : The reference to assign the value from.
 *                          The object referred to by this reference
 *                          will be assigned to the dest parameter.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRef_assign(JavaEnv env, JavaRef dest, JavaRef src);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRef_isSameObject
 *
 * Description:
 *                Compares the identity of two Java objects.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                     r1 : A reference to test.
 *
 *                     r2 : The other reference to test.
 *
 * Return status:
 *                 JavaTrue : The references referred to the same object.
 *                JavaFalse : The references didn't refer to the same object.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRef_isSameObject(JavaEnv env, JavaRef dest, JavaRef src);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRef_isArray
 *
 * Description:
 *                Used to tell if a specified reference points to an
 *                array object.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    ref : The reference to test.
 *
 * Return value:
 *                 JavaTrue : The reference is to an array object.
 *                JavaFalse : The reference points to something else.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRef_isArray(JavaEnv env, JavaRef ref);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRef_isObject
 *
 * Description:
 *                Used to tell if a specified reference points to an
 *                object.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    ref : The reference to test.
 *
 * Return value:
 *                 JavaTrue : The reference is to an object.
 *                JavaFalse : The reference points to something else.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRef_isObject(JavaEnv env, JavaRef ref);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRef_isClass
 *
 * Description:
 *                Used to tell if a specified reference points to a
 *                class object.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    ref : The reference to test.
 *
 * Return value:
 *                 JavaTrue : The reference is to a class object.
 *                JavaFalse : The reference points to something else.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRef_isClass(JavaEnv env, JavaRef ref);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_make
 *
 * Description:
 *                Constructs a new Java object, returning a reference
 *                to it. References to objects may be disposed via the
 *                JavaRef_disposeGlobal() operation although this does
 *                not destroy the object directly but rather allows them
 *                to be garbage collected.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 result : § The newly constructed object. Specifying a
 *                          NULL pointer indicates that the result is not
 *                          desired.
 *
 *               classRef : The class object which defines the static
 *                          method. Class objects may be obtained by
 *                          the JavaRuntime_findClass() operation.
 *
 *         constructorSig : The signature of the constructor method to
 *                          invoke. The signature is used to determine
 *                          the number and type of any optional parameters
 *                          which follow it.
 *
 *                    ... : Any other parameters to be passed to the
 *                          method according to its signature.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired method was not found in the class.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : Some parameter was not the appropriate type
 *                            according to the method's signature.
 *  JavaStatusExceptionThrow : An exception was thrown by Java. The
 *                               exception can be obtaind by calling
 *                               JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_make(JavaEnv env, JavaRef *result,
    JavaRef classRef, char *constructorSig, ...);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_makeUTF(JavaEnv env, JavaRef *result,
    char *className, char *constructorSig, ...);

/*
 * Function:    JavaArray_make
 *
 * Description:
 *                Constructs a new Java array, returning a reference
 *                to it. References to arrays may be disposed via the
 *                JavaRef_disposeGlobal() operation although this does
 *                not destroy the object directly but rather allows them
 *                to be garbage collected.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 result : § The newly constructed object. Specifying a
 *                          NULL pointer indicates that the result is not
 *                          desired.
 *
 *               classRef : The class object which defines the static
 *                          method. Class objects may be obtained by
 *                          the JavaRuntime_findClass() operation.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired method was not found in the class.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : Some parameter was not the appropriate type
 *                            according to the method's signature.
 *  JavaStatusExceptionThrow : An exception was thrown by Java. The
 *                               exception can be obtaind by calling
 *                               JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaArray_make(JavaEnv env, JavaRef *result,
    JavaRef classRef, long length);

/*
 * Function:    JavaArray_makeUTF
 *
 * Description:
 *                Identical to JavaArray_make except it takes an array of characters
 *                and converts them to an array of Unicode (UTF) characters on the
 *                runtime side.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 result : § The newly constructed array. Specifying a
 *                          NULL pointer indicates that the result is not
 *                          desired.
 *
 *              className : String name of the class object that holds the static method.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired method was not found in the class.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : Some parameter was not the appropriate type
 *                            according to the method's signature.
 *  JavaStatusExceptionThrow : An exception was thrown by Java. The
 *                               exception can be obtaind by calling
 *                               JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaArray_makeUTF(JavaEnv env, JavaRef *result,
    char *className, long length);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_getClass
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the class of an object.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object which class should be returned.
 *
 * Return status:
 *              [reference] : The class of the object.
 *                 JavaNull : The class could not be returned (presumably
 *                            because the reference was invalid or null).
 */

JavaRef
JavaObject_getClass(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_print
 *
 * Description:
 *                Prints an object to an output file pointer. The
 *                printed representation is not necessarily rereadable
 *                by Java, but may be displayed to users to give some
 *                indication of which object is in question.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object to print.
 *
 *                    out : The file pointer to which to print.
 */

void
JavaObject_print(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj, FILE *out);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_getFieldByName
 *
 * Description:
 *                Accesses a field of an object using an UTF string
 *                for the field's name.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *              fieldName : A NULL-terminated UTF string specifying
 *                          the name of the field.
 *
 *                 result : § The returned field value.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getFieldByName(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaRef *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_setFieldByName
 *
 * Description:
 *                Set a field of an object using a UTF string for
 *                the field's name.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *              fieldName : A NULL-terminated UTF string specifying
 *                          the name of the field.
 *
 *                  value : The new value to store in the field.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the object.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The value was not the appropriate type
 *                            for the field and consequently was not set.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setFieldByName(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaRef value);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_getField
 *
 * Description:
 *                Accesses a field of an object by index.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the field to access.
 *
 *                 result : § The returned field value.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getField(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaRef *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_setField
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets a field of an object by index.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the field to access.
 *
 *                  value : The new value to store in the field.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the object.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The value was not the appropriate type
 *                            for the field and consequently was not set.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setField(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaRef value);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_getField_boolean
 *                JavaObject_getField_byte
 *                JavaObject_getField_char
 *                JavaObject_getField_short
 *                JavaObject_getField_int
 *                JavaObject_getField_long
 *                JavaObject_getField_float
 *                JavaObject_getField_double
 *
 * Description:
 *                Accesses a field of an object by index.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the field to access.
 *
 *                 result : § The returned field value.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getField_boolean(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaBoolean *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getField_byte(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaByte *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getField_char(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaChar *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getField_short(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaShort *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getField_int(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaInt *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getField_long(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaLong *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getField_float(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaFloat *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getField_double(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaDouble *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_getFieldByName_boolean
 *                JavaObject_getFieldByName_byte
 *                JavaObject_getFieldByName_char
 *                JavaObject_getFieldByName_short
 *                JavaObject_getFieldByName_int
 *                JavaObject_getFieldByName_long
 *                JavaObject_getFieldByName_float
 *                JavaObject_getFieldByName_double
 *
 * Description:
 *                Accesses a field of an object by name.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the field to access.
 *
 *                 result : § The returned field value.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The field was not of appropriate type.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getFieldByName_boolean(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaBoolean *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getFieldByName_byte(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaByte *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getFieldByName_char(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaChar *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getFieldByName_short(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaShort *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getFieldByName_int(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaInt *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getFieldByName_long(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaLong *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getFieldByName_float(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaFloat *result);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_getFieldByName_double(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaDouble *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_setField_boolean
 *                JavaObject_setField_byte
 *                JavaObject_setField_char
 *                JavaObject_setField_short
 *                JavaObject_setField_int
 *                JavaObject_setField_long
 *                JavaObject_setField_float
 *                JavaObject_setField_double
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets a field of an object by index.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the field to access.
 *
 *                  value : The new value to store in the field.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the object.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The value was not the appropriate type
 *                            for the field and consequently was not set.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setField_boolean(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaBoolean value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setField_byte(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaByte value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setField_char(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaChar value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setField_short(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaShort value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setField_int(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaInt value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setField_long(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaLong value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setField_float(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaFloat value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setField_double(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaDouble value);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_setFieldByName_boolean
 *                JavaObject_setFieldByName_byte
 *                JavaObject_setFieldByName_char
 *                JavaObject_setFieldByName_short
 *                JavaObject_setFieldByName_int
 *                JavaObject_setFieldByName_long
 *                JavaObject_setFieldByName_float
 *                JavaObject_setFieldByName_double
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets a field of an object by name.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the field to access.
 *
 *                  value : The new value to store in the field.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the object.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The value was not the appropriate type
 *                            for the field and consequently was not set.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setFieldByName_boolean(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaBoolean value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setFieldByName_byte(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaByte value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setFieldByName_char(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaChar value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setFieldByName_short(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaShort value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setFieldByName_int(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaInt value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setFieldByName_long(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaLong value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setFieldByName_float(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaFloat value);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_setFieldByName_double(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaDouble value);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_call
 *
 * Description:
 *                Invokes a (dynamic) method on a Java object.
 *                The method is looked up in the context of the
 *                object's class according to the specified name
 *                and signature.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 result : § Any result value that the method
 *                          returned. If the method has a void
 *                          result type, NULL will be returned.
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates
 *                          that the result is not desired.
 *
 *                    obj : The object to invoke the method against.
 *                          This object becomes the 'this' parameter
 *                          of the method.
 *
 *             methodName : The name of the method to invoke.
 *
 *              methodSig : The signature of the method to invoke.
 *                          The signature is used to determine the
 *                          number and type of any optional parameters
 *                          which follow it.
 *
 *                    ... : Any other parameters to be passed to the
 *                          method according to its signature.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired method was not found in the class.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : Some parameter was not the appropriate type
 *                            according to the method's signature.
 *  JavaStatusExceptionThrow : An exception was thrown by Java. The
 *                               exception can be obtaind by calling
 *                               JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_call(JavaEnv env, void *result,
    JavaRef obj, char *methodName, char *methodSig, ...);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_vcall(JavaEnv env, void *result,
    JavaRef obj, char *methodName, char *methodSig, va_list args);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_callStatic
 *
 * Description:
 *                Invokes a static method on a Java object.
 *                The method is looked up in the context of the
 *                class according to the specified name and
 *                signature.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 result : § Any result value that the method
 *                          returned. If the method has a void
 *                          result type, NULL will be returned.
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates
 *                          that the result is not desired.
 *
 *               classRef : The class object which defines the
 *                          static method. Class objects may be
 *                          obtained by the JavaRuntime_findClass()
 *                          operation.
 *
 *             methodName : The name of the method to invoke.
 *
 *              methodSig : The signature of the method to invoke.
 *                          The signature is used to determine the
 *                          number and type of any optional parameters
 *                          which follow it.
 *
 *                    ... : Any other parameters to be passed to the
 *                          method according to its signature.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired method was not found in the class.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : Some parameter was not the appropriate type
 *                            according to the method's signature.
 *  JavaStatusExceptionThrow : An exception was thrown by Java. The
 *                               exception can be obtaind by calling
 *                               JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_callStatic(JavaEnv env, void *result,
    JavaRef classRef, char *methodName, char *methodSig, ...);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_vcallStatic(JavaEnv env, void *result,
    JavaRef classRef, char *methodName, char *methodSig, va_list args);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_callStaticUTF(JavaEnv env, void *result,
    char *className, char *methodName, char *methodSig, ...);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_vcallStaticUTF(JavaEnv env, void *result,
    char *className, char *methodName, char *methodSig, va_list args);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_fork
 *                JavaObject_forkUTF
 *
 * Description:
 *                Invokes 'main' on a Java class in a new
 *                thread.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 result : § Any result value that the method
 *                          returned. If the method has a void
 *                          result type, NULL will be returned.
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates
 *                          that the result is not desired.
 *
 *               classRef : The class object which defines the
 *                          static method. Class objects may be
 *                          obtained by the JavaRuntime_findClass()
 *                          operation.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The desired method was not found in the class.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : Some parameter was not the appropriate type
 *                            according to the method's signature.
 *  JavaStatusExceptionThrow : An exception was thrown by Java. The
 *                               exception can be obtaind by calling
 *                               JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_fork(JavaEnv env, JavaRef *result,
    JavaRef classRef, size_t argc, char **argv);

JavaStatus
JavaObject_forkUTF(JavaEnv env, JavaRef *result,
    char *className, size_t argc, char **argv);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_hashCode
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the hash code for an object.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object which a hash code should be returned.
 *
 *                 result : § The returned hash code value.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_hashCode(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj, JavaInt *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_clone
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns a copy of the 'obj' parameter in the 'result'.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object to be copied
 *
 *                 result : The new object that was created.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_clone(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj, JavaRef *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_notify
 *
 * Description:
 *                Notifies the runtime that a resource has been unlocked.
 *                This will wake up the next thread blocked on the object.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object which one or many threads are blocked on.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_notify(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_notifyAll
 *
 * Description:
 *                Wakes up all threads blocked on the object pointed to in 'obj'.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object on which one or many threads are blocked.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_notifyAll(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj);

/*
 * Function:    JavaObject_wait
 *
 * Description:
 *                Causes the current thread to block on access to an object.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                    obj : The object on which the thread is waiting for access.
 *
 *                timeout : Max num of milliseconds we want to wait.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaObject_wait(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj, JavaLong delay);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getName
 *
 * Description:
 *                Get the name of the current class.  Returns a C string.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class to get the name for.
 *
 *              className : § The class name. Copy this name if you
 *                          want to use it for anything except a quick
 *                          string compare. The class can be unloaded
 *                          and moved around at any given time.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getName(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef, char **className);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_verify
 *
 * Description:
 *                Verifies that a class objct does not violate the
 *                access restrictions of other classes it references.
 *                It is recommended that this operation be invoked
 *                after loading a class from an untrusted source.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class to verify.
 *
 * Return status:
 *                 JavaTrue : The class was verified to be a valid class.
 *                JavaFalse : The class failed to be verified.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The class parameter did not specify a valid
 *                            class object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_verify(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getSuperclass
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the direct superclass of a class. If the class
 *                Object is passed or an instance which is not a class,
 *                JavaNull is returned.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose superclass is required. An
 *                          actual reference to a class object may be
 *                          passed, or one of the special JavaRefConstant
 *                          values.
 *
 * Return value:
 *              [reference] : The super class of the specified class.
 *                 JavaNull : The class Object was passed or an instance
 *                            which is not a class.
 */

JavaRef
JavaClass_getSuperclass(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getClassLoader
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns a reference to the class loader that created
 *                this class. JavaNull is returned for system classes.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose class loader is required. An
 *                          actual reference to a class object may be
 *                          passed, or one of the special JavaRefConstant
 *                          values.
 *
 * Return value:
 *              [reference] : The class loader of the specified class.
 *                 JavaNull : The class Object was a system class.
 */

JavaRef
JavaClass_getClassLoader(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getInterfaceCount
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the number of interfaces of the class.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose interfaces are required. An
 *                          actual reference to a class object may be
 *                          passed, or one of the special JavaRefConstant
 *                          values.
 *
 * Return value:
 *               [size_t] : The number of interfaces of the class. If
 *                          the class parameter did not specify a valid
 *                          class, 0 is returned.
 */

size_t
JavaClass_getInterfaceCount(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getInterface
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the indexed interface of the class.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose interface is required. An
 *                          actual reference to a class object may be
 *                          passed, or one of the special JavaRefConstant
 *                          values.
 *
 *         interfaceIndex : The index of the interface to return.
 *
 *              interface : § The returned interface reference.
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The interface with the specified index was
 *                            not found in the class.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getInterface(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef,
    size_t interfaceIndex, JavaRef *interface);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_implementsInterface
 *
 * Description:
 *                Determines whether a class implements an interface.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class object which is to be tested to
 *                          determine whether it implements the interface.
 *                          An actual reference to a class object may be
 *                          passed, or one of the special JavaRefConstant
 *                          values.
 *
 *              interface : The interface object to test.
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The class parameter did not specify a class
 *                            object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_implementsInterface(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef, JavaRef interface);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_isInterface
 *
 * Description:
 *                Determines whether a class is an interface.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class object which is to be tested to
 *                          determine whether it implements the interface.
 *                          An actual reference to a class object may be
 *                          passed, or one of the special JavaRefConstant
 *                          values.
 *
 * Return value:
 *                 JavaTrue : The class is an interface.
 *                JavaFalse : The class is not an interface.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The class parameter did not specify a valid
 *                            class object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_isInterface(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getFieldInfoByName
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the index, signature, and access flags of a
 *                named field.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class of the objects whose field is to
 *                          be accessed.
 *
 *                  field : The identifier specifying the name of the
 *                          field.
 *
 *                  index : § The returned index of the field. Specifying
 *                          a NULL pointer indicates that the result is
 *                          not desired.
 *
 *              signature : § The returned signature of the field.
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates that
 *                          the result is not desired.
 *
 *                 access : § The returned access permission flag of the
 *                          field, e.g. whether it was public, private,
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates that
 *                          the result is not desired.
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The class parameter did not specify a class
 *                            object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getFieldInfoByName(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef,
    char *field, size_t *index, char **signature,
    JavaAccessFlags *access);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getFieldCount
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the number of fields defined directly by a
 *                class. This does not include any fields defined by
 *                its superclasses.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose interfaces are required. An
 *                          actual reference to a class object may be
 *                          passed, or one of the special JavaRefConstant
 *                          values.
 *
 * Return value:
 *               [size_t] : The number of fields defined directly by the
 *                          class. If the class parameter did not specify
 *                          a valid class, 0 is returned.
 */

size_t
JavaClass_getFieldCount(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getFieldInfo
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the name, signature, and access flags of a field
 *                specified by index.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class of the objects whose field is to
 *                          be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the field in the object.
 *
 *                   name : § The resulting identifier specifying the
 *                          name of the field. Specifying a NULL pointer
 *                          indicates that the rsult is not desired.
 *
 *              signature : § The returned signature of the field.
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates that
 *                          the result is not desired.
 *
 *                 access : § The returned access permission flag of the
 *                          field, e.g. whether it was public, private,
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates that
 *                          the result is not desired.
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The class parameter did not specify a class
 *                            object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getFieldInfo(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef,size_t index,
    char **name, char **signature, JavaAccessFlags *access);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getMethodCount
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the number of methods directly defined by a
 *                class .This does not include any methods defined by its
 *                superclasses, but does include both static and dynamic
 *                methods.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class object.
 *
 * Return value:
 *               [size_t] : The number of methods defined directly by the
 *                          class. If the class parameter did not specify
 *                          a valid class, 0 is returned.
 */

size_t
JavaClass_getMethodCount(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getMethodInfo
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the name, signature, and access flags of a method
 *                specified by index.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class of the objects whose method is to
 *                          be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the method in the object.
 *
 *                   name : § The resulting identifier specifying the
 *                          name of the method. Specifying a NULL pointer
 *                          indicates that the rsult is not desired.
 *
 *              signature : § The returned signature of the method.
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates that
 *                          the result is not desired.
 *
 *                 access : § The returned access permission flag of the
 *                          method, e.g. whether it was public, private,
 *                          Specifying a NULL pointer indicates that
 *                          the result is not desired.
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The class parameter did not specify a class
 *                            object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getMethodInfo(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef,size_t index,
    char **name, char **signature, JavaAccessFlags *access);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getFieldByName
 *
 * Description:
 *                Accesses a field of a class using an UTF string
 *                for the field's name.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *              fieldName : A NULL-terminated UTF string specifying
 *                          the name of the field.
 *
 *                 result : § The returned field value.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the class.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getFieldByName(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef,
    char *fieldName, JavaRef *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_setFieldByName
 *
 * Description:
 *                Set a field of a class using a UTF string for
 *                the field's name.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *              fieldName : A NULL-terminated UTF string specifying
 *                          the name of the field.
 *
 *                  value : The new value to store in the field.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the class.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The value was not the appropriate type
 *                            for the field and consequently was not set.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setFieldByName(JavaEnv env, JavaRef classRef,
    char *fieldName, JavaRef value);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getFieldByID
 *
 * Description:
 *                Accesses a field of a class using an identifier
 *                for the field's name.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  field : The identifier specifying the name of
 *                          the field.
 *
 *                 result : § The returned field value.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the class.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getFieldByID(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    JavaRef field, JavaRef *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_setFieldByID
 *
 * Description:
 *                Set a field of a class using an identifier for
 *                the field's name.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  field : The identifier specifying the name of
 *                          the field.
 *
 *                  value : The new value to store in the field.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the class.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The value was not the appropriate type
 *                            for the field and consequently was not set.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setFieldByID(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    JavaRef field, JavaRef value);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getField
 *
 * Description:
 *                Accesses a field of a class by index.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the field to access.
 *
 *                 result : § The returned field value.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the class.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getField(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaRef *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_setField
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets a field of a class by index.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the field to access.
 *
 *                  value : The new value to store in the field.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the class.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The value was not the appropriate type
 *                            for the field and consequently was not set.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setField(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaRef value);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getField_boolean
 *                JavaClass_getField_byte
 *                JavaClass_getField_char
 *                JavaClass_getField_short
 *                JavaClass_getField_int
 *                JavaClass_getField_long
 *                JavaClass_getField_float
 *                JavaClass_getField_double
 *
 * Description:
 *                Accesses a field of a class by index.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the field to access.
 *
 *                 result : § The returned field value.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the class.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getField_boolean(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaBoolean *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getField_byte(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaByte *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getField_char(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaChar *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getField_short(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaShort *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getField_int(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaInt *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getField_long(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaLong *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getField_float(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaFloat *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getField_double(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaDouble *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_getFieldByName_boolean
 *                JavaClass_getFieldByName_byte
 *                JavaClass_getFieldByName_char
 *                JavaClass_getFieldByName_short
 *                JavaClass_getFieldByName_int
 *                JavaClass_getFieldByName_long
 *                JavaClass_getFieldByName_float
 *                JavaClass_getFieldByName_double
 *
 * Description:
 *                Accesses a field of a class by name.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *              fieldName : The name of the field to access.
 *
 *                 result : § The returned field value.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The field was not of appropriate type.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the class.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getFieldByName_boolean(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaBoolean *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getFieldByName_byte(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaByte *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getFieldByName_char(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaChar *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getFieldByName_short(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaShort *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getFieldByName_int(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaInt *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getFieldByName_long(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaLong *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getFieldByName_float(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaFloat *result);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_getFieldByName_double(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaDouble *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_setField_boolean
 *                JavaClass_setField_byte
 *                JavaClass_setField_char
 *                JavaClass_setField_short
 *                JavaClass_setField_int
 *                JavaClass_setField_long
 *                JavaClass_setField_float
 *                JavaClass_setField_double
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets a field of a class by index.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the field to access.
 *
 *                  value : The new value to store in the field.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the class.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The value was not the appropriate type
 *                            for the field and consequently was not set.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setField_boolean(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaBoolean value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setField_byte(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaByte value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setField_char(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaChar value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setField_short(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaShort value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setField_int(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaInt value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setField_long(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaLong value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setField_float(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaFloat value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setField_double(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    size_t index, JavaDouble value);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_setFieldByName_boolean
 *                JavaClass_setFieldByName_byte
 *                JavaClass_setFieldByName_char
 *                JavaClass_setFieldByName_short
 *                JavaClass_setFieldByName_int
 *                JavaClass_setFieldByName_long
 *                JavaClass_setFieldByName_float
 *                JavaClass_setFieldByName_double
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets a field of a class by name.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classRef : The class whose field to be accessed.
 *
 *                  index : The index of the field to access.
 *
 *                  value : The new value to store in the field.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The field with the specified name was not
 *                            found in the class.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The value was not the appropriate type
 *                            for the field and consequently was not set.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setFieldByName_boolean(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaBoolean value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setFieldByName_byte(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaByte value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setFieldByName_char(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaChar value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setFieldByName_short(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaShort value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setFieldByName_int(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaInt value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setFieldByName_long(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaLong value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setFieldByName_float(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaFloat value);

JavaStatus
JavaClass_setFieldByName_double(JavaEnv env, JavaRef obj,
    char *fieldName, JavaDouble value);

/*
 * Function:    JavaIdent_make
 *
 * Description:
 *                Constructs a new identifier.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 result : § The newly constructed identifier.
 *
 *                   name : The identifier's name. The name must
 *                          be a String object.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *  JavaStatusExceptionThrow : An exception was thrown by Java.
 *                               The exception can be obtained by
 *                               calling JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaIdent_make(JavaEnv env, JavaRef *result, JavaRef name);

/*
 * Function:    JavaIdent_getName
 *
 * Description:
 *                Gets the name of an identifier.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                     id : The Java Identifier whose name is to
 *                          be returned.
 *
 *                 result : § The resulting name String object.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not an Identifier object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaIdent_getName(JavaEnv env, JavaRef id, JavaRef *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaString_make
 *
 * Description:
 *                Constructs a new Java String object from an array
 *                of Unicode characters.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 result : § The newly constructed String.
 *
 *                  bytes : The array of Unicode characters. This
 *                          array need not be null-terminated.
 *
 *                 length : The count of characters in the array.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *  JavaStatusExceptionThrow : An exception was thrown by Java.
 *                               The exception can be obtained by
 *                               calling JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaString_make(JavaEnv env, JavaRef *result,
    JavaChar *bytes, size_t length);

/*
 * Function:    JavaString_length
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the length of a String.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 string : The string.
 *
 *                 result : § The resulting length.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not a String object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaString_length(JavaEnv env, JavaRef string, size_t *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaString_getChars
 *
 * Description:
 *                Gets a range of Unicode characters from a String.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 string : The string.
 *
 *                 offset : The start offset of the range.
 *
 *                 length : The length of the range. If the length
 *                          is -1, the range up to the end of the
 *                          string is returned.
 *
 *           resultBuffer : § A buffer whose contents will be set
 *                          to the desired range of characters. The
 *                          result buffer must be long enough to
 *                          contain the length requested.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not a String object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaString_getChars(JavaEnv env, JavaRef string, size_t offset,
    long length, JavaChar *resultBuffer);

/*
 * Function:    JavaString_setChars
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets a range of Unicode characters in a String.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 string : The string.
 *
 *                 offset : The start offset of the range.
 *
 *                 length : The length of the range. If the length
 *                          is -1, the range up to the end of the
 *                          string is set.
 *
 *                    buffer : § A buffer whose contents will be copied
 *                          to the desired range of characters. The
 *                          buffer must be at least as long as the
 *                          requested length to set.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not a String object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaString_setChars(JavaEnv env, JavaRef string, size_t offset,
    long length, JavaChar *buffer);

/*
 * Function:    JavaString_makeUTF
 *
 * Description:
 *                Constructs a new Java String object from a UTF
 *                character array.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 result : § The newly constructed String.
 *
 *                  bytes : The array of UTF characters. This
 *                          array need not be null-terminated.
 *
 *                 length : The count of characters in the array.
 *                          If the length is specified as -1, the
 *                          bytes are assumed to be null terminated.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *  JavaStatusExceptionThrow : An exception was thrown by Java.
 *                               The exception can be obtained by
 *                               calling JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaString_makeUTF(JavaEnv env, JavaRef *result,
    char *bytes, size_t length);

/*
 * Function:    JavaString_UTFLength
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the length of the UTF character array of a
 *                string. Since UTF is a multi-byte representation, the
 *                UTF length will not necessarily be the same as the
 *                number of characters in the string, returned by the
 *                JavaString_length() operation.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 string : The string.
 *
 *                 result : § The resulting length.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not a String object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaString_UTFLength(JavaEnv env, JavaRef string, size_t *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaString_getUTFChars
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns a range of characters as a UTF character array.
 *                The offset and length specify the position in terms of
 *                characters, not UTF bytes.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 string : The string.
 *
 *                 offset : The start offset of the range.
 *
 *                 length : The length of the range. If the length
 *                          is -1, the range up to the end of the
 *                          string is returned.
 *
 *           resultBuffer : § A buffer whose contents will be set
 *                          to the desired range of characters. The
 *                          result buffer must be long enough to
 *                          contain the length requested.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not a String object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaString_getUTFChars(JavaEnv env, JavaRef string, size_t offset,
    long length, char *resultBuffer);

/*
 * Function:    JavaString_getStr255
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns a range of characters as a UTF character array.
 *                The offset and length specify the position in terms of
 *                characters, not UTF bytes.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 string : The string.
 *
 *           resultBuffer : § A buffer whose contents will be set
 *                          to the desired range of characters. The
 *                          result buffer must be long enough to
 *                          contain the length requested.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not a String object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaString_getStr255(JavaEnv env, JavaRef string, UInt8 *resultBuffer);

/*
 * Function:    JavaString_getHandle
 *
 * Description:
 *                Takes a Java string and returns a handle to a C string.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 string : The string.
 *
 *           resultHandle : § .
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not a String object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaString_getHandle(JavaEnv env, JavaRef string,
    size_t offset, long length, Handle *resultHandle);

/*
 * Function:    JavaString_setUTFChars
 *
 * Description:
 *                Sets a range of characters as a UTF character array.
 *                The offset and length specify the position in terms
 *                of characters, not UTF bytes.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 string : The string.
 *
 *                 offset : The start offset of the range.
 *
 *                 length : The length of the range. If the length
 *                          is -1, the range up to the end of the
 *                          string is set.
 *
 *                    buffer : § A buffer whose contents will be copied
 *                          to the desired range of characters. The
 *                          buffer must be at least as long as the
 *                          requested length to set.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not a String object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaString_setUTFChars(JavaEnv env, JavaRef string, size_t offset,
    long length, char *buffer);

/*
 * Function:    JavaString_makeStr255
 *
 * Description:
 *                Constructs a new Java String object from a pascal
 *                style character array.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 result : § The newly constructed String.
 *
 *                 theStr : The array of pascal characters.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *  JavaStatusExceptionThrow : An exception was thrown by Java.
 *                               The exception can be obtained by
 *                               calling JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaString_makeStr255(JavaEnv env, JavaRef *result, ConstStr255Param theStr);

/*
 * Function:    JavaArray_length
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the length of the specified array.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 string : The string.
 *
 *                 result : § The resulting length.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not a String object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaArray_length(JavaEnv env, JavaRef array, size_t *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaArray_getElement
 *
 * Description:
 *                Get the element at the specified index.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                  array : The array.
 *
 *                  index : Zero-based index.
 *
 *                 result : § The resulting reference.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not an array object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaArray_getElement(JavaEnv env, JavaRef array, size_t index, JavaRef *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaArray_setElement
 *
 * Description:
 *                Set the element at the specified index to the
 *                specified object.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                  array : The array.
 *
 *                  index : Zero-based index.
 *
 *                element : The element reference.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not an array object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaArray_setElement(JavaEnv env, JavaRef array, size_t index, JavaRef element);

/*
 * Function:    JavaArray_elementSize
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the size of an element in the specified array.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 string : The string.
 *
 *                 result : § The resulting size.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not an array object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaArray_elementSize(JavaEnv env, JavaRef array, size_t *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaArray_baseAddr
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the address of the first element in the specified array.
 *
 * N.B.: This routine should only be used for direct copy
 *         operations. Note that the VM reserves the right to
 *         move object, arrays, and classes in memory at ANY
 *         moment. This is especially true in preemptive
 *         systems. Make sure all your references to objects
 *         etc are indirect through JavaRef.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                 string : The string.
 *
 *                 result : § The resulting pointer.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : Some parameter was not a valid reference.
 *      JavaStatusTypeError : The object was not an array object.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaArray_baseAddr(JavaEnv env, JavaRef array, void **result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaDebug_printRef
 *
 * Description:
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *
 */

void
JavaDebug_printRef(JavaEnv env, JavaRef ref);

/*
 * Function:    JavaDebug_dumpMonitors
 *
 * Description:
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *
 */

void
JavaDebug_dumpMonitors(JavaRuntime runtime);

/*
 * Function:    JavaDebug_dumpThreads
 *
 * Description:
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The runtime instance.
 *
 *
 */

void
JavaDebug_dumpThreads(JavaRuntime runtime);

/*
 * Function:    JavaDebug_log
 *
 * Description:
 *                Appends a printf-style string to a file named "sys_log"
 *                that is created and/or located in the home directory of the
 *                running applet or application.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The execution environment.
 *
 *
 */

void
JavaDebug_log(char *fmt, ...);

/*
 * Function:    JavaDebug_printFrameStack
 *
 * Description:
 *                Prints out a stack trace.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The execution environment.
 *
 *
 */

void
JavaDebug_printFrameStack(JavaEnv env);

/*
 * Function:    JavaDebug_setStartupClass
 *
 * Description:
 *                Given a classname and method, the runtime sets a flag to make
 *                that method the "main" routine of the application.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                runtime    : The execution environment.
 *
 *
 */

JavaStatus
JavaDebug_setStartupClass(JavaRuntime runtime,
    char *className, char *methodName, char *methodSignature);

/*
 * Function:    JavaMemory_Allocate
 *
 * Description:
 *                Allocates memory from the Java heap.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *
 */

void *
JavaMemory_Allocate(JavaEnv env, size_t numBytes);

/*
 * Function:    JavaMemory_Free
 *
 * Description:
 *                Frees memory to the Java heap space.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *
 */

void
JavaMemory_Free(JavaEnv env, void *ptr);

/*
 * Function:    JavaThread_currentEnv
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the JavaEnv from the current thread.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *
 * Return value:
 */

JavaEnv
JavaThread_currentEnv(void);

/*
 * Function:    JavaThread_sleep
 *
 * Description:
 *                Puts the current thread to sleep.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    sleep : Number of ticks for the thread to sleep.
 *
 * Return value:
 */

void
JavaThread_sleep(JavaLong sleep);

/*
 * Function:    JavaThread_yield
 *
 * Description:
 *                Yields execution to the thread scheduler.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *
 * Return value:
 */

void
JavaThread_yield(void);

/*
 * Function:    JavaClass_compile
 *
 * Description:
 *                Compiles the source of a class definition into a class object.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *               classDef : The source of the class to be compiled. The
 *                          definition is specified as a UTF string.
 *
 *            classDefLen : The length in bytes of the classDef parameter.
 *
 *         resultingClass : § The resulting class object.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 * JavaStatusExceptionThrown: An exception was thrown by the Java. The exception
 *                              can be obtained by calling JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaClass_compile(JavaEnv env, char *classDef,
    size_t classDefLen, JavaRef *resultingClass);

/*
 * Function:    JavaExpr_compile
 *
 * Description:
 *                Compiles the source of an expression into an object which may
 *                be evaluated.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                   expr : The source of the Java expression to be compiled. The
 *                          definition is specified as a UTF string.
 *
 *                exprLen : The length in bytes of the expr parameter.
 *
 *          resultingExpr : § The resulting compiled expression object.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 * JavaStatusExceptionThrown: An exception was thrown by the Java. The exception
 *                              can be obtained by calling JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaExpr_compile(JavaEnv env, char *expr,
    size_t exprLen, JavaRef *resultingExpr);

/*
 * Function:    JavaExpr_eval
 *
 * Description:
 *                Evaulates an expression object.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *                exprRef : The Java expression to be evaluated.
 *
 *                 result : § The resulting value of the expression. Specifying.
 *                          a NULL pointer indicates that the result is not desired.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 * JavaStatusExceptionThrown: An exception was thrown by the Java. The exception
 *                              can be obtained by calling JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaExpr_eval(JavaEnv env, JavaRef expr, JavaRef *result);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_getFrameCount
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the number of currently active stack frames in an
 *                environment. A stack frame to associated with each pending
 *                method invocation.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 * Return value:
 *                The resulting count of the number of frames.
 */

size_t
JavaEnv_getFrameCount(JavaEnv env);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_getFrameInfo
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns information about a particular stack frame. Stack
 *                frames are referenced by index, the oldest being at index 0,
 *                and the current at JavaEnv_getFrameCount() - 1.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *             frameIndex : The index of the frame for which information is
 *                          desired. Specifying a frame index of -1 is equivalent
 *                          to the current frame.
 *
 *            methodClass : § The resulting class which implements the method
 *                          being invoked in the frame. Note that this may be
 *                          different from the class of the object. Specifying a
 *                          NULL pointer indicates that the result is not desired.
 *
 *             methodName : § The resulting name of the method being invoked in
 *                          the frame. Specifying a NULL pointer indicate that the
 *                          result is not desired.
 *
 *              methodSig : § The resulting signature of the method being invoked
 *                          in the frame. Specifying a NULL pointer indicates that
 *                          the result is not desired.
 *
 *               varCount : § The resulting count of the number of local variables
 *                          in the frame. This count includes the formal paramaters
 *                          of the method. Specifying a NULL pointer indicates that
 *                          the result is not desired.
 *
 * Return status:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : The frameIndex did not specify a valid frame.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_getFrameInfo(JavaEnv env, size_t frameIndex,
    JavaBoolean *isClassMonitor, JavaBoolean *isObjectMonitor,
        char **methodClass, char **methodName, char **methodSig, size_t *varCount);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_getVarInfo
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the name and signature of a local variable if debugging
 *                information is available.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *             frameIndex : The index of the frame for which information is
 *                          desired. Specifying a frame index of -1 is equivalent
 *                          to the current frame.
 *
 *               varIndex : The index of the local variable for which the value
 *                          is desired.
 *
 *                   name : § The resulting name of the local variable. The name
 *                          is returned as an identifier. Specifying a NULL pointer
 *                          indicates that the result is not desired.
 *
 *              signature : § The resulting signature of the local variable. The
 *                          signature is returned as an identifier. Specifying a
 *                          NULL poiner indicates that the result is not desired.
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : The frameIndex did not specify a valid frame or the
 *                            varIndex did not specify a valid local variable index.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The name and the signature were not available because
 *                            no debugging information was available.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_getVarInfo(JavaEnv env, size_t frameIndex,
    size_t varIndex, char **name, char **signature);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_getVarValue
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the name and signature of a local variable if debugging
 *                information is available.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *             frameIndex : The index of the frame for which information is
 *                          desired. Specifying a frame index of -1 is equivalent
 *                          to the current frame.
 *
 *               varIndex : The index of the local variable for which the value
 *                          is desired.
 *
 *                 buffer : § .
 *
 *           bufferLength : § .
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : The frameIndex did not specify a valid frame or the
 *                            varIndex did not specify a valid local variable index.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The name and the signature were not available because
 *                            no debugging information was available.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_getVarValue(JavaEnv env, size_t frameIndex,
    size_t varIndex, char *buffer, size_t bufferLength);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_getSourceInfo
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the source file name and line number corresponding to
 *                the current instruction being executed if debugging information
 *                is available.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *             frameIndex : The index of the frame for which information is
 *                          desired. Specifying a frame index of -1 is equivalent
 *                          to the current frame.
 *
 *               filename : § The resulting filename from which the method associated
 *                          with the specified frame was compiled. Specifying a NULL
 *                          pointer indicates that the result is not desired.
 *
 *             lineNumber : § The resulting line number in the file. Specifying a
 *                          NULL pointer indicates that the result is not desired.
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : The frameIndex did not specify a valid frame.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The source information was not available because no
 *                            debugging information was available.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_getSourceInfo(JavaEnv env,
    size_t frameIndex, char **filename, size_t *lineNumber);

/*
 * Function:    JavaEnv_getBytecodeInfo
 *
 * Description:
 *                Returns the source file name and line number corresponding to
 *                the current instruction being executed if debugging information
 *                is available.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 *             frameIndex : The index of the frame for which information is
 *                          desired. Specifying a frame index of -1 is equivalent
 *                          to the current frame.
 *
 *              className : § .
 *
 *            methodIndex : § .
 *
 *           methodOffset : § .
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 *     JavaStatusParamError : The frameIndex did not specify a valid frame.
 *       JavaStatusNotFound : The source information was not available because no
 *                            debugging information was available.
 */

JavaStatus
JavaEnv_getBytecodeInfo(JavaEnv env,
    size_t frameIndex, char **className, size_t *methodIndex, size_t *methodOffset);

/*
 * Function:    JavaRuntime_profileDump
 *
 * Description:
 *                Dumps profile information to a file.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *                    env    : The execution environment.
 *
 * Return value:
 *             JavaStatusOk : Operation completed normally.
 * JavaStatusExceptionThrown: An exception was thrown by the Java. The exception
 *                              can be obtained by calling JavaEnv_exceptionOccurred().
 */

JavaStatus
JavaRuntime_profileDump(JavaRuntime runtime, char *filename);

#if PRAGMA_IMPORT_SUPPORTED
#pragma import off
#endif

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif __RoasterVM__