You are speaking about dynamic linking. Your friend are
"man 3 dlopen" -- good starting point for use of ".dll"'s (namely .so,
shared object). To make .so file, use -shared and -fpic switches for gcc,
e.g.
gcc -o test.so -fpic -shared test.c
There are (some) similarities exists between windoze world and unices:
dlopen LoadLibrary
dlsym GetProcAddress
dlclose FreeLibrary
There is no such a thing like export (or declspec(dllexport)), all
non-static symbols are "exported" from .so file.
Hope this helps.
paolo cortesi wrote:
>
> Hello,
> it's my first mail for a mailing list. I don't know if this is mailing
> list is the right one for my subjectand sorry about my english.
> I am searching informations about .dll libraries for Linux s.o. in order
> to understand if it's possible to generate dynamic libraries which are
> included run time and not compile time in the main program.
> Is it possible? How we could get them?
> I am grateful to any of your help.
> Paolo.
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