I use CMake to create the DLL and SO file from my own C++ library, which I then call in my C# code via DLLImport. This has worked so far under Windows and under Linux (Docker). Now the library has been extended, which continues to work on Windows with the DLL. However, under Linux I now get the following error
Tag: dll
Exporting functions from an executable using a def file
There is plenty of information available about how to export functions from a dll (which I’ve done many times), but I heard that it’s also possible to export functions from an executable, so that an external dll can call them. Although I’ve managed to get this working, it seems as though there’s some problem with the entry point: If it
MinGW DLL project compatability with linux
I’ve recently created a DLL project using the MinGW (4.8.1) compiler through the CodeBlocks IDE, and in the debugging output folder I have: my “.dll” (“AttribRdr.dll” in this case) file with an Export Definition File and finally a “.a” file (“libAttribRdr.a” in this case). According to my knowledge, the programs built for Linux/Unix based operating systems use libraries in the
Can I wrap windows dll to use it in Python under Linux?
Is it possible to wrap Windows DLL (driver for specific hardware) to use it from Python under Linux. If yes, what would be the best approach? Answer Disclaimer: Depending on the context, the following is certainly NOT the best approach. It is just ONE possible approach that kind of fits the description. I wrote a small Python module for calling
Read/Write LabView TDMS files in python under linux
Does anyone know of a way to read and write the National Instruments binary file type (TDMS) in python under linux? I know that NI has a C DLL available, but I don’t know how to access that through python, or if I even can do so under linux. Answer It looks like TDMS isn’t directly supported under Linux (see
Using Windows DLL from Linux
We need to interface to 3rd party app, but company behind the app doesn’t disclose message protocol and provides only Windows DLL to interface to. Our application is Linux-based so I cannot directly communicate with DLL. I couldn’t find any existing solution so I’m considering writing socket-based bridge between Linux and Windows, however I’m sure it is not such a