I made my own implementation of _init , malloc , free ( and others ). Inside these functions I use the dlfcn.h (dlopen , dlsym etc) library to call the actual standard versions. I put then in a sing
1. Why do we need to link the non standard libraries/include non standard header fileswhen they are already present in the right folder
The error messages like \"Please enter your name\" etc. which are part of all the user forms and fields, are these stored in a separate error message table or are they part of the main page text tabl
I\'m looking for a way to load generated object code directly from memory. I understand that if I write it to a file, I can call dlopen to dynamically load its symbols and link them.However, this see
As I understand there are two types of modules in python (CPython): - the .so (C extension) - the .py
I\'m giving a try at OpenCL, and in order to put this in production I\'d like to be able to bind dynamically to OpenCL.DLL (when under Windows), in order to handle \'gracefully\' the case where no Ope
I would like to support BlackBerry OS versions representing more than 90% of installed user base. Right now that means supporting OS versions 4.5 through 6.0.
I\'m trying to compile and use Qt. For some reason I have to use g++ version 3.4.3 for my application, and not the compiler installed on the system: g++ 4.1.2.
I know that I can use the -change option of install_name_tool to change the name of a dependent shared library stored in a dylib, but is there a way to remove a dependent shared library, which I belie
I actually have a solution to this problem, but I\'m wondering if there is a slicker one. I have the need to load in a library to my utility using dlopen and then call one of the functions.
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