On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
> Regarding your Problem 2, the way the library I maintain (ImageMagick,
> http://www.imagemagick.org) does it, each module exposes unique
> symbols using a pre-defined naming scheme so that the module loader
> computes the correct name for symbol in the module. Only one symbol
> needs to be loaded. The rest of the symbols are registered via
> call-back from the module itself. This eliminates any need for the
> pre-loading complexity. The library has 72 modules. I doubt that the
> command line can reliably pass enough parameters to handle libtool's
> preload requirement for 72 modules.
I basically do the same thing. But I need to be able to get the modules
loaded some how. How do you do if they can't be loaded using dlopen and
friends.....
The basic problem is that on many platforms the C++ libraries are NOT
compiled as static libraries (and often not compiled with pic
support (which means they can't get linked into the shared modules) but
they some how need to get access to the c++ libraries when loaded....
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Kevin Atkinson
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http://metalab.unc.edu/kevina/
