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Posted by Mariusz on 12/28/05 22:45
NC wrote:
> Mariusz wrote:
>>
>> Out software is writted in C++. I want write client for our DB but
>> for this I need implement a c++ code for encrypted password.
>> I try take a cpp file and compiled under linux but it give me some
>> errors. I don't want change nothing inthis file.
>
> In other words, you have a C++ problem that you do not want to solve.
> How can we help you in a PHP newsgroup?
Help me find a best way to solve my problem. I am beginner in PHP and C++,
but I try do something.
Finally I was able to compile "c" files code under linux and create a shared
library *.so.
>
> Generally speaking, if you want a cross-platform C++ code, you must not
> rely on any OS-specific features, which your Windows code probably
> does.
>
>> This system was writted under windows. I try setup a server with
>> apache1.3 and PHP 5.1.1.
>> I find a function dl() that I am able to implemented c++ code, but
>> can I take a file from windows *.dll and use it?
>
> Most likely, no. PHP cannot use arbitrary libraries. The dl()
> function only works on PHP extensions. If you want to use a library
> with PHP, you must first wrap it into a PHP extension. To learn more
> about writing PHP extentions, see this tutorial:
>
> http://www.zend.com/php/internals/
Thank you for that link. I hope this will help.
Mariusz
>
> Cheers,
> NC
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