While writing a library I need to declare some globals for inter-library references for a code that is written in different files. However, I do not want to expose those names for a library caller. Is there any portable way on UNIX to edit a table of globals in an object file to remove some names?
yuri
Sat, 12 Feb 2005 04:12:32 GMT
Artie Gol #2 / 3
A portable way to remove globals on UNIX
Quote:
>While writing a library I need to declare some globals for >inter-library references for a code that is written in different >files. However, I do not want to expose those names for a library >caller. Is there any portable way on UNIX to edit a table of globals >in an object file to remove some names?
>yuri
Standard C merely posits the existence of libraries -- not how they work; that is particular to a given platform.
question would be on-topic.
HTH, --ag
-- Artie Gold, Austin, TX
Sat, 12 Feb 2005 06:00:15 GMT
mike burrel #3 / 3
A portable way to remove globals on UNIX
Quote:
> While writing a library I need to declare some globals for > inter-library references for a code that is written in different > files. However, I do not want to expose those names for a library > caller. Is there any portable way on UNIX to edit a table of globals > in an object file to remove some names?
A portable way to remove globals on UNIX