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Posted by Βngelo A . Camargo on 04/12/05 01:34
> There might even be a docmented API listing all functions and their
> arguments. Use that too.
There is.
> You *PROBABLY* have some kind of exsiting interface to this .so file in
> the first place, or it wouldn't be useful. If you have the .h file, use
> that. If you have some kind of Perl or C interface, use that.
No, i have to make one.
> If you have NONE of those, you probably are trying to violate some kind of
> license. Don't do that. :-v
Not realy, i have to pay for the .so and the sdk, 400,00 bucks, not sheep.
I guess php will be no good them, i think i will go with java for interface
with so and desktop, php will be web. If i remember php is good to go with
java. Just to make sure the .so reads some biometric sensor for digitals.
Tks for time.
Angelo
----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard Lynch" <ceo@l-i-e.com>
To: "Angelo Ayres Camargo" <cron@odi.com.br>
Cc: <php-general@lists.php.net>
Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 6:29 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] shared library in php
> On Mon, April 11, 2005 9:21 am, Angelo Ayres Camargo said:
>> I have a shared library and i would like very much to use it in php. Do i
>> have to do anything or i can just dl it and use?
>
> I'm pretty sure you need the wrapper functions.
>
> If you didn't then all the other libraries wouldn't have them. And they
> all have them.
>
> So you must need them.
>
> You may be able to get the names of the functions that are in that .so
> file using:
>
> strings whatever.so | less
>
> There will be a bunch of junk at the start and the end, but the function
> names will be there, in a block, eventually.
>
> Then you'll need some kinda documentation on what those functions do and
> what arguments they take.
>
> You *PROBABLY* have some kind of exsiting interface to this .so file in
> the first place, or it wouldn't be useful. If you have the .h file, use
> that. If you have some kind of Perl or C interface, use that.
>
> There might even be a docmented API listing all functions and their
> arguments. Use that too.
>
> If you have NONE of those, you probably are trying to violate some kind of
> license. Don't do that. :-v
>
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