Tag: dart-native-extension

Issue I am trying to get the Dart native extension example from this page to work. http://www.dartlang.org/articles/native-extensions-for-standalone-dart-vm/ I am on Windows. I downloaded and extracted dart to C:\Program Files\dart I checked out dartsSVN into C:\Projects\dartSVN so I can get the

Issue Dart supports interfacing with the native libraries (Ref: http://www.dartlang.org/articles/native-extensions-for-standalone-dart-vm/). There are some decent libraries available for socket communication, interfacing with databases and dealing with filesystems. Barring desktop GUI applications, I don’t see any reason why it cannot be used

Issue As the server-side part becomes more complex, developers will need to leverage the existing software. So, does Dart support interfacing with the native libraries (C libraries, in particular)? Solution Yes, it is quite possible, here is the official guide.

Issue I include the following in my native extension :- #include “qpid/client/Connection.h” #include “qpid/client/Message.h” #include “qpid/client/Session.h” My Dart code using the native extension works, all fine and dandy, if however I include this :- #include “qpid/client/SubscriptionManager.h” I suddenly get :-

Issue In my native extension I need to stream ints to my Dart console apps. Very similar in concept to stdin. How do I create a native Dart Stream object which is exposed to console app? Solution I’ve tried to

Issue The samples_extension works OK with C library linkage but what about C++ libraries? I have a class based C++ library I want to use as a native extension, so we have for example:- class Connect { open(…); …. }

Issue I’ll refer conceptually to “Pushed” vs “Polled” streams to help describe my question’s objective which is to “*Create a Pushed data stream emulating the data flow behavior of Dart’s stdin stream*” “Polled“: In my previous question, Menzoni’s answer is