Thanks, I will try the dynamic loading. Global variables are gone after my
driver is restarted from the host application.
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Hello,
Calling mono_jit_init several times is not supported as discussed in other
forum posts, but my question is why?
Is it a bug that have plans to be solved?
Or is it a problem with the Linux architecture?
My problem is that I am writing a DLL which is called from an closed-source
commercial
Hi,
Supporting this would be a _lot_ of work, the most basic problem is that
the runtime depends on non-automatic C variables being 0 initialized on
startup. You can support this in your app by putting the runtime into a
linux shared library (.so) and loading/unloading the shared library
How do you mean? I think this is what I am doing now . I admit I was unclear
but the commercial application is written in native C++ and calls my native
library (dll/so). In OnInit I call mono_jit_init and in OnUninit I call
mono_jit_cleanup.
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You need to use mono's shared library libmono.so, and somehow make the OS
load/unload it. Its not easy to do, but doable.
Zoltan
On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 2:43 PM, MartinAlexander martin.arvids...@gmail.com
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How do you mean? I think this is what I am doing now .
Wikipedia described how this can be done:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_loading#In_C.2FC.2B.2B
It's not so difficult at all. You just need to create function pointer
variables for the functions you want to call, then use dlopen(...) to
open the mono library, and dlsym(...) to lookup a
