Native.load

Native.load() is a method in the Java Native Interface (JNI) that loads a dynamic library or shared library at runtime. It allows Java code to call functions that are implemented in native code or C/C++ libraries. The Native.load() method takes two parameters: the path to the library file and the class that defines the interface to the native code.

For example, if you have a C++ library called mylib.dll, and you want to call a function called myFunction() from Java, you could define a Java interface that matches the function signature, like this:

public interface MyLibrary {
    int myFunction(int arg1, int arg2);
}

Then, you could load the library and create an instance of the interface like this:

MyLibrary lib = Native.load("mylib", MyLibrary.class);

Now, you can call the myFunction() method on the lib object, and it will execute the corresponding native code in the mylib.dll library.