USING THE JNI BINDINGS:
1. import com.upstandinghackers.hammer.*;
2. Add a static initializer block that loads the correct library, like this: static { System.loadLibrary("jhammer");  }
3. Code stuff. Just look at Example.java for a few handy snippets (for walking the resulting syntax tree [AST] etc)
4. Compile your java sources like always
5. Add the folder containing libhammer.so/dll/whatever to Java's library path to run it, for example: java -Djava.library.path=. <CLASS>

UNIMPLEMENTED:
User-defined types, predicates and actions are unimplemented.
Memory leaks because there is no reliable garbage collection.

TODO:
Testing


TYPE MAPPING:
Hammer      Java        JNI
uint8_t     byte        jbyte       jbyte/byte is signed
char        byte        jbyte       jchar would be 16 bit wide
size_t      int         jint        signed as well; jsize == jint, actually
int64_t     long        jlong       
uint64_t     long        jlong       signed!
bool        boolean     jboolean    JNI_TRUE / JNI_FALSE
float       float       jfloat
double      double      jdouble
void        void        void