Shared Library Management Routines

The shl_load Shared Library Management Routines

shl_t

load_lib(int argc, char * argv[]);

 

 

main(int argc,

 

 

 

{

char * argv[])

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

shl_t lib_handle;

/* handle of

shared library

*/

int

(*gopen)(void);

/* opens the

graphics device

*/

int

(*gclose)(void);

/* closes the graphics device

*/

int

(*move2d)(int, int);

/* moves to specified x,y location */

int

(*draw2d)(int, int);

/* draw line

to specified x,y location*/

int

*maxX;

/* maximum X

pixel on device

*/

int

*maxY;

/* maximum Y

pixel on device

*/

lib_handle = load_lib(argc, argv); /* load required shared library */ /*

*Get addresses of all functions and data that will be used:

*/

if (shl_findsym(&lib_handle,

GOPEN, TYPE_PROCEDURE, (void *) &gopen))

perror(“shl_findsym: error

finding function gopen”), exit(1);

if (shl_findsym(&lib_handle,

GCLOSE, TYPE_PROCEDURE, (void *) &gclose))

perror(“shl_findsym: error

finding function gclose”), exit(1);

if (shl_findsym(&lib_handle,

MOVE2D, TYPE_PROCEDURE, (void *) &move2d))

perror(“shl_findsym: error

finding function move2d”), exit(1);

if (shl_findsym(&lib_handle,

DRAW2D, TYPE_PROCEDURE, (void *) &draw2d))

perror(“shl_findsym: error

finding function draw2d”), exit(1);

if (shl_findsym(&lib_handle,

MAXX, TYPE_DATA, (void *) &maxX))

perror(“shl_findsym: error

finding data maxX”), exit(1);

if (shl_findsym(&lib_handle,

MAXY, TYPE_DATA, (void *) &maxY))

perror(“shl_findsym: error finding data maxY”), exit(1);

/*

*Using the routines, draw a line from (0,0) to (maxX,maxY):

*/

(*gopen)();

/* open the graphics device

*/

(*move2d)(0,0);

/* move

to pixel 0,0

*/

(*draw2d)(*maxX,*maxY);

/*

draw

line

to maxX,maxY pixel

*/

(*gclose)();

/*

close the

graphics device

*/

}

Shown below is the compile line for this program, along with the commands to set SHLPATH appropriately before running the program. SHLPATH is declared and used by load_lib(), defined in“The shl_load and cxxshl_load Routines” example. Notice that load_lib() is compiled here along with this program. Finally, this example assumes you have created a graphics library, libgrphdd.sl:

$ cc -Aa -o drawline shl_findsym.c load_lib.c -ldld $ SHLPATH=/usr/lib/libgrphdd.sl

$ export SHLPATH $ drawline

The shl_get and shl_get_r Routines

Obtains information on the currently loaded libraries.

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