Thread: Modular programming

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    Modular programming

    I nkow aI haven't been online for a while, but I'm back now, if anyone cares, heh.

    I was just wondering about something, I haven't been able to find this on the internet anywhere.

    I have been writing some IRC Services, as I was last time, and I have heard about people laoding them into memory after laoding each one as a module. Finally I decided to try it, and I think yuo have to use dlopen(). I've read manual pages and everything I can find, but I'm not sure exactly how to go about it.

    To explain a bit more of what I am talking about, say i have main.c and I compiled that, it connects to the IRC Daemon and does all the socket stuff, but each service, ChanServ, NickServ, etc, is a different module, a '.so' file. And instead of recompiling the entire program, I want to recompile the '.so' file, and then have a thing in the main.c or whatever to reload the module.

    If that makes sense. Please, if anyone can give me any sites at all, I would be VERY appreciative. Perhaps I am looking up the wrong things, I don't know.

    Thanks again,

    Daniel Wallace
    - Daniel Wallace

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    Re: dlopen()

    Thank you very much for that FAQ you wrote, it helped perfectly, exactly what I was after
    - Daniel Wallace

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