Re: [Orca-robotics-devel] Writting a Portable Shared Lib

[Tom B. <tb...@ui...>]

I'm still mucking around with this a bit.

So no worries now, I'll see if I can't find a smarter way of going about this.

-Tom

On Sunday 02 December 2007 19:15:37 Tom Burdick wrote:
> Its really not too hard to write a portable shared lib... well, more like
> one that works on windows too, since its the odd ball I've seen so far...
>
> Anyways...
>
> #include <hydroportability/sharedlib.h>
>
> class SOEXPORT MyClass
>
> SOEXPORT void myfunc();
>
> SOEXPORT int myvar;
>
> Anything that should be available to things loading the lib must have the
> macro there. Feel free to rename the macro anytime. HydroDll works on
> windows now as well. Once you've put the macro in for a class you don't
> need to do it for any member vars/methods.
>
> I personally don't usually use windows for development work, except now
> that I've been doing OpenGL related stuff its. Windows gives me a way to
> see if its a driver bug (lots of those...) or a problem with my code. Very
> handy. Lots of the OpenGL performance libs and tools are windows only too
> unfortunately.
>
> -Tom
>
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