Hello,
The code using avahi_client_new is already in LibreOffice (I've pushed it
during last summer).
I've tried to make a separate version of that same code broadcasting a
_impressremote._tcp service alone. Even though the code compiles fine using
dlopen, it does get an error code that I've neve
On Fri, 2014-01-24 at 22:51 +0100, Siqi Liu wrote:
>
> For example, I can dlsym this function and get the void * to it, but
> how can I use it if I don't have access to the struct AvahiClient
> (declaired in the shared object)?
> AvahiClient* avahi_client_new
> (
> const AvahiPoll *
> poll_api,
>
Hello again,
It seems to me that I still need to include those avahi headers, but how
can we be sure that these headers are there? By copying them into our
codebase? Is that compatible with our license? (LGPL for Avahi)
Thanks for you answers and sorry for the spam, I'm totally new to these
dlope
Hello Caolan, Tor,
I've done some research and I've more or less understood how it works now.
Now, with Avahi, I am supposed to use dlsym to import several functions
from libavahi-client.so.3 and libavahi-common.so.3 during the runtime.
However, the dlsym should return a pointer to the function w
On Tue, 2014-01-07 at 15:31 +0100, Siqi Liu wrote:
> Tor pushed a quick fix for that and disabled avahi temporarily so that
> it doesn't get compiled unless specified. I'm thinking of fixing that
> but not sure how to load Avahi dynamically depending on the presence
> of Avahi library on the distri
Hello all,
During this summer I've implemented Zeroconf service with Avahi on
Linux distro, though it worked on my Ubuntu box, it doesn't seem to be
supported on "all" distributions, and it has thus broken quite a lot
of tinderboxes at that time...
Tor pushed a quick fix for that and disabled ava
