On 24 Dec 2008, at 20:42, Andrew Brunner wrote:
So what's with Dynlibs or Linux for that matter, not able to load libraries from sub folders inside mounts? Is *this a known issue?
No, but "sub folders inside mounts" has no meaning under unix (every folder on your disk is a "sub folder inside a mount").
If I copy the project1.so into my home folder, update the Application to load the lib from that path, all is good. Any ideas? Is there a config setting for binutils to "resolve" mounts?
dlopen() (which is what dynlibs calls under unix) is unrelated to binutils (it's part of glibc). mounts do not need resolving. Everything is a "mount" under unix (even the root directory).
I want to close out this issue and report in bug track what's up with the entire matter...
What you can do is call dlerror when you get 0 back from loadlibrary, as follows:
function dlerror: pchar; cdecl; external; ... if dynlibs.loadlibrary(...) = 0 then writeln(dlerror); Maybe it will tell you something more. Jonas _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
