On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, David Benson wrote:
> > Hmm, I should have .c file with a call to g_atexit() that does nothing
> > or define a function called g_atexit() that does nothing?
>
> ghack.c:
>
> void g_atexit()
> {
> /* do nothing */
> }
>
> Build the .so file:
>
> gcc -c -o ghack.o ghack.c
> ld -shared -o ghack.so ghack.o
>
> Test it:
>
> LD_PRELOAD=/home/username/ghack.so
> export LD_PRELOAD
> apache # or however you start it.
Can I just include fake g_atexit() function in my bindings code instead
of compiling a separate file and setting LD_PRELOAD?
> Also:
> most languages do not unload the gtk+ module
> once it is loaded. you can probably achieve this
> effect by calling
> dlopen("/usr/lib/libgtk.so", RTLD_SHARED);
> this might be more desirable for you, but once again,
> may not work.
Yes, I just discovered Python does not call dlclose() on the imported
modules. The thing is, I don't call dlopen() on libgtk.so directly, my
bindings .so file is simply linked against it.
> ps. why are you making gtk+ binding to php anyway? how will you use them?
Well, PHP can be run from command line as well, so why not? :) It's just
another language.
-Andrei
* Use the source, Luke. *
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