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#31 Add decoration to library load names

0.9
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nobody
2013-08-15
2013-05-16
Alex
No

For example, decorate the name on linux by:
1. Ignoring until last / (and ignoring that too)
2. Inserting lib
3. Skip to end
4. Insert .so

Also note that if there is just a naked filename, the path should be ./.

On windows, we just need to add .dll onto the end.

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  • Alex

    Alex - 2013-05-16
    • Dependancy: --> 18
     
  • Alex

    Alex - 2013-05-16
    • status: open --> wait-depend
     
  • Alex

    Alex - 2013-07-11
    • Description has changed:

    Diff:

    --- old
    +++ new
    @@ -4,6 +4,8 @@
       3. Skip to end
       4. Insert .so
    
    +Also note that if there is just a naked filename, the path should be `./`.
    +
     On windows, we just need to add .dll onto the end.
    
     This should be a new api method - Kernel->loadLibraryAD() where AD means autodecorate (and also it's like AD after BC :)).
    
    • status: wait-depend --> accepted
     
  • Alex

    Alex - 2013-07-25

    This may be postponed to 0.9.

     
  • Alex

    Alex - 2013-07-25
    • status: accepted --> postponed
    • Milestone: 0.8 --> 0.9
     
  • Alex

    Alex - 2013-08-15
    • Description has changed:

    Diff:

    --- old
    +++ new
    @@ -7,5 +7,3 @@
     Also note that if there is just a naked filename, the path should be `./`.
    
     On windows, we just need to add .dll onto the end.
    -
    -This should be a new api method - Kernel->loadLibraryAD() where AD means autodecorate (and also it's like AD after BC :)).
    
    • status: postponed --> open
     

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