Everytime I specify a dynlib in a proc, the library can never be found and is
never loaded:
Example:
proc fooLoad(file_name: cstring, data: ptr ptr UncheckedArray[cdouble],
numel: var cint): cint {.importc: "foo_load", dynlib: "libfootest.so".}
Run
I always get the error:
> could not load: libofootest.so
* I have added the library path to LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
* I have tried having the library in the same directory as the executable.
* I have tried specifying the library and path with --passL
* I have tried --clibdir.
* I have tried --clib.
* I have tried the combination of --clibdir and --clib.
Everytime, the result is the same:
> could not load: libofootest.so
The only thing that works is me specifying the header instead like so:
proc fooLoad(file_name: cstring, data: ptr ptr UncheckedArray[cdouble],
numel: var cint): cint {.importc, header: "foo_load.h".}
Run
While this works, I do not want to have to write headers all the time after
writing a **.c** or **.cpp** file to wrap some C/C++ functionality.
Any thoughts on why _dynlib_ does not work is appreciated?
