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  • "Alireza Shokoienia" started this thread

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Thursday, November 16th 2006, 11:10am

Create shared library

Hi there,

I have a win32 application that uses a DLL which exports some classes. The DLL is written in plain C++. No win32 dependencies except the entry point of the DLL and the " __declspec(dllexport) " instructions. The rest is plain C++.

Now I would like to build a shared library on a Linux platform. Unfortunately I am totally unexperienced in linux development.

Is there the concept of shared libraries which export classes for other applications to use?
Whats the entry point called?
What are the export directives called?
Is there a simple example out there?

Thanks
Alireza

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Friday, November 17th 2006, 1:39pm

RE: Create shared library

This is a KDE forum and KDE does not equal Linux. Please ask this question on a more general forum like Linux Questions
Bram Schoenmakers
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