Calling a share object in Unison

2016/10/27
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• Compile as an .un.so by Unison’s software
• Compile as a .so by a regular Unix/Linux(outside Unison)

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Unison Manual

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 OS and Software version
• CentOS5.4 + U4.2.3
• use Linux command “lsb_release –a” to check OS

• and “/lib/libc.so.6” for compiled information in this system

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Method 1 : .un.so
.un.so
 Method 1 : .un.so
• Step 1 : to new an application library

• Step 2 : compile
– a new .un.so is generated

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 Method 1 : .un.so
• Step 3 : to set the search paths for this new application
library in .una

• Step 4 : delete this new application library in .una

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 Method 1 : .un.so
• Step 5 : reload test program and you will see this new
library was loaded

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 Method 1 : .un.so
• Step 6 : add the application library dependency for your
test program

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 Method 1 : .un.so
• Step 6 : add the application library dependency for your
test program

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 Method 1 : .un.so
• Step 7 : #include .h file and then compile your test program,
now you can access the new .un.so subrountine

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 Method 1 : .un.so
• Step 8 : Execution result. A series of character show in the
new .un.so also print out by your test program.

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Method 2 : .so
 Method 2 : .so
• Step 1 : using C compiler to generate a regular linux share
object for Unison to call.

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 Method 2 : .so
• Step 2 : to add this .so into your linker flags of your
application library

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 Method 2 : .so
• Step 3 : to add extern “C” in your calling program then the
outside .so can be recognized and used.

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 Method 2 : .so
• Step 4 : : Execution result. A series of character transfer in
dataviewer from outside .so

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