No, you can't just add random .so libraries directly like that. You will
have to write a PHP extension that maps the API implemented by your
library to a set of user-callable PHP functions. The ext/ext_skel script
gets you on your way towards writing such an extension, but you need to be
an experienced C programmer to actually do this.
-Rasmus
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Julia A . Case wrote:
> If I have a lib.so file can I just link it in with php and have access to the
> functionality in lib.so? If not can someone show me the way to adding things to
> php?
>
> Julia
> (sorry if this is a stupid question)
>
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