Hi people,
I''m having a little trouble getting UB plugin compiling to work. I
can compile for UB, but RB crashes when building it.
I got a plugin for UB from a kind plugin author.
Now... I ran pre-process just to see what all this define header
madness was really resulting in. it resulted in this part here:
void REALPluginMain(void *(*resolver)(const char *entryName)) {
void (*pRegisterPluginVersion)(int version);
__sinit();
gResolver = resolver; // this one isn't even used except on
the next line!!
gResolverPPC = (void *(*)(const char *)) gResolver
("ResolverPPC");
pRegisterPluginVersion = (void (*)(int)) CallResolver
("RegisterPluginVersion");
pRegisterPluginVersion(9);
PluginEntry();
}
OK... So why are we calling "ResolverPPC" if we are running on Intel
MachO?? Strange. Is this really right? I thought ResolverPPC was a
thing of the past. Will RB mind if I pass 6 instead of 9 to
pRegisterPluginVersion? No problem passing 9, just curious, as I'm
passing 6 currently.
Also, __sinit... aha my plugins not doing that yet either. I guess
thats something all Mac plugins need?? Mac Carbon, Mac MachO PPC, Mac
Macho Intel, all need this __sinit thing?
I wasn't using REALPluginMain as my function name either (was
"main"), I'll need to fix that for UB.
Hopefully that will clear up the problem.
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http://elfdata.com/plugin/
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