--- Michael Barton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well! Yeah you can't load the gsn pointers from a file.
Sure you can. Just store the function names in a tab separated (or comma) list
with the shared object file (.so) that contains that function. Then read the
contents of the list file, dlopen the shared object file the function is in,
and use dlsym to get the function by it's name.
Peice of cake. ;p
~Kender
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