Hi,
I'm using dlopen(NULL,x) to get a handle on the executable I am
running. This works fine.
I'm then using dlsym() to attempt to get at the symbols in the
executable. This works, but returns NULL for all symbols I try to get. I
think the problem is the following:
00807098 T _symbol_I_want
I think the 'T' needs to be a 'D' to enable dlsym() to find it?
I have been attempting to make this symbol take on a D by using different
methods, e.g. dlltool, ld and gcc options, but have had no luck. Is there
a simple way to do this?
Ideally I would like to be able to do something like:
__export_this int symbol_I_want(void) {}
And make it get exported in the declaration. Otherwise a simple tool that
will work like this could be very very cool:
makedynamic -e '.*_I_want' wanted.o
Am I on the right/wrong track O'great ones?
Cheers
Mike
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