Click Here for a simple demonstration of the MSET prototype. : JLogger Example
Click Here for a slightly more complex demonstration of the MSET prototype. : Joystick Driver Example
Click Here for another slightly more complex demonstration of the MSET prototype. : Demeter Example
Click Here for a very complex demonstration of the MSET prototype. : VRJuggler Example
Click Here for a new additional Demo : JNI example
This demonstration uses the source code for a Joystick driver that has been written in C++ but has been wrapped with Java code using the Java Native Interface. The Java Native Interface creates headder files for the C++ code that are in c. Along with these are several files that are used in conjunction with the Microsoft Development Environment so in effect we have four languages: C, C++, Java and Other.
The parser starts by examining the file structure and attempts to identify the language and the type of each file. It then asks the user to fill in the blanks for the files it could not identify. Next it analyzes these file looking for foreign functions and produces some output as it loads, analyzes and compares the files. The system then generates an input file for our flash visualization tool. Lastly the user is automaticaly taken to the visualization tool with the new data loaded.
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