Gary V. Vaughan wrote:
You're not supposed to call the loaders directly, just use lt_dlsym, and it will add the prefix for you:
I _am_ calling lt_dlsym; the problem is that because the module name as it appears in lt_preloaded_symbols does not end in ".la" (it's module.a there), then lt_dlopen does not think it's a libtool module, and thus never sets handle->info.name to any value. If info.name is not set, lt_dlsym does not have anything to add to the symbol name before the lookup.
I'm not really sure what the right way to handle this is; obviously lt_dlopen can't set handle->info.name for all ".a" files as well, because it doesn't know what those are really called.
Are you preopening .a modulenames? You should use the .la filenames. Have a look at CVS m4, which preloads modules and lt_dlsym opens symbols.
Cheers,
Gary.
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