I am dynamically linking to a fortran static object and need to be able (at run time) to take the name of the fortran function (which is a C++ string) and name mangle it appropriately for the compiler
I\'m having trouble getting a third party library (libconfig++) to work in Qt. When compiling in Qt, I get error messages such as:
For as far as I know, a method is compiled into a function like this: +(NSArray *)arrayWithObject:(id)object;
I want to achieve something like below : I have multiple versions of a library. I dynamically load the latest version of the library using dlopen(). Then I want to see if a particular function (along
I have previously, here, been shown that C++ functions aren\'t easily represented in assembly. Now I am interested in reading them one way or another because Callgrind, part of Valgrind, show them dem
I am writing a script for the IDA Pro disassembler in Python using the idapython plugin. Using this, I am able to fill in the gaps where IDA\'s auto-analysis falls short.
I was trying to export a simple test function for a dll to w开发者_运维问答ork with an application (fyi: mIRC) that specifies the calling convention as:
We just found our colleague thought he can add an integer to std::string and 开发者_高级运维used such operation here and there in his code.
I have a D DLL that is being loaded by a C++ program that I have no control over. The program LoadLibrarys my DLL and uses GetProcAddress to find a function named \"extension_load\" that takes one arg
I need to use the address of a member of a template class in g++ inline assembly (as a compile-time constant value). Is it possible to express this? (I think that I need the mangled name of T<U>
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