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Copyright (C) 2010 Christian Schoenebeck |
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#ifndef LS_DYNAMIC_LIBRARIES_H |
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#define LS_DYNAMIC_LIBRARIES_H |
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#include "Exception.h" |
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#include <string> |
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namespace LinuxSampler { |
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/** |
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* Function signature for callback functions used with function |
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* DynamicLibrariesSearch() . |
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* |
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* @param filename - full qualified filename of DLL |
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* @param hDLL - handle of opened DLL |
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* @param pFunction - pointer to requested function of DLL |
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* @param pCustom - (optional) custom data |
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*/ |
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typedef void DynamicLibrariesSearchCallbackFunction( |
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String filename, void* hDLL, void* pFunction, void* pCustom |
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); |
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/** |
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* Search and load DLLs in the directory given by @a dir . For each DLL found, |
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* the library function supplied by @a funct is tried to be loaded and on |
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* success for each such DLL, the callback function @a pCallback is called. |
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* @e Note: This function leaves all DLLs open! You should close them once you |
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* don't need them anymore by calling DynamicLibraryClose() . |
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* @param dir - DLL directory |
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* @param funct - entry function to be loaded for each DLL |
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* @param pCallback - callback function which is called for each DLL found |
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* @param pCustom - (optional) arbitrary data passed to the callback function |
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* @throws Exception - if supplied directory cannot be opened |
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* @returns amount of DLLs loaded successfully |
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*/ |
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int DynamicLibrariesSearch(String dir, String funct, DynamicLibrariesSearchCallbackFunction* pCallback, void* pCustom = NULL) throw (Exception); |
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* Load the DLL given by @a filename . A DLL can be opened multiple times. A |
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* reference count is used in this case. |
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* @param filename - DLL to be loaded |
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* @returns handle to opened DLL or NULL on error |
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*/ |
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void* DynamicLibraryOpen(String filename); |
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* Retrieve symbol (e.g. function or data structure) with name @a symbol of |
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* DLL @a hDLL . |
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* @param hDLL - handle of DLL |
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* @param symbol - name of symbol to be accessed |
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* @returns pointer to requested symbol or NULL on error |
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*/ |
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void* DynamicLibraryGetSymbol(void* hDLL, String symbol); |
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* Unload the DLL given by @a hDLL , previously opened by e.g. |
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* DynamicLibrariesSearch() or DynamicLibraryOpen() . If the DLL was opened |
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* multiple times, then just the reference count is decremented and finally when |
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* the reference count reached zero, the library is freed from memory. |
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* @param hDLL - handle of DLL to be closed |
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*/ |
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void DynamicLibraryClose(void* hDLL); |
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} // namespace LinuxSampler |
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#endif // LS_DYNAMIC_LIBRARIES_H |