JNI function name length exceeds linker support size?

hi,
JNI function names are Java_Package_classname_functionname. But i have a package+classname itself crossing 32 characters. i need to have more than one native function in the same class. so linker cannot distinguish these names. any workarounds?
thanx in advance

Hi,
I don't know of any way around JNI's name mangling rules, but pardon me for asking, the linker of what platform supports symbols with length <= 32 only these days?
Kind Regards,
Tobias

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