Heyas,
When a compiled TCC binary image is memory linked, resolve_sym() is
given the symbol to find, it looks
for the assocated DLL (using DEF file info) and calls LoadLibrary(),
using GetProcAddress() to get the function
pointer.
This is problematic:
1. LoadLibrary() is called, per symbol, if
Can't you just store the DLL-handle into the DLLReference structure?
--- grischka
From: egodust
Heyas,
When a compiled TCC binary image is memory linked, resolve_sym() is
given the symbol to find, it looks
for the assocated DLL (using DEF file info) and calls LoadLibrary(),
using
I don't think you can, each dll name points back to the DLL (via
index) that loaded it, I haven't investigated it fully yet though.
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 6:27 PM, grischka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can't you just store the DLL-handle into the DLLReference structure?
--- grischka
From:
Also,
I think most people just use the tcc_run(), so it doesn't matter that
LoadLibrary() is called incorrectly..
The way that importing/DLL usage on Win32 works with TCC is very
limited at the moment anyway, if you want to use other DLLs you have
to use LoadLibrary() from the TCC code, there
