The C language parses the process of loading dynamic link libraries from code
- 2020-06-23 01:18:24
- OfStack
This article mainly introduces the process of C language loading dynamic link library from the code analysis, the article through the example code introduction is very detailed, for everyone's study or work has a certain reference learning value, friends in need can refer to
void *dlopen(const char *filename, int flag);
Function: Open dynamic link library file
Parameter: filename dynamic link library file name
flag open mode, 1 generally RTLD_LASY
Return value: library pointer
Function: char *dlerror(void);
Function: Get error value
Return value: Error value
void *dlsym(void *handle, const char *symbol);
Function: Gets a pointer to a specified function in the dynamic link library
Parameter: handle library pointer
symbol function name
Return value: A pointer to the function corresponding to the parameter symbol name
int dlclose(void *handle);
Function: Close the dynamic link library file
Parameter: library pointer
The return value:
The source code
/*main.c*/
#include <dlfcn.h>// The associated function header file
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
{
const char *src = "Hello Dymatic";
int (*pStrLen)(const char *);// A function pointer
void *pHandle = NULL;// Library pointer
char *pErr = NULL;// Error pointer
// Open the dynamic link library and check for errors
pHandle = dlopen("./libstr.so " , RTLD_LASY);
pErr = dlerror();
if(!pHandle || pErr != NULL){printf("Failed load library!\n%s\n", pErr);return -1;}
// To obtain StrLen Function address and check for errors
pStrLen = dlsym(pHandle, "StrLen");
pErr = dlerror();
if(!pStrLen || pErr == NULL){printf("%s\n", pErr);return -1;}
// call StrLen function
printf("The string length is:%d\n", pStrLen(src));
// Close library files
dlclose(pHandle);
return 0;
]
Run the following command to compile it into an executable. -ES86en./ Current directory, -lstr is the library file of StrLen function, -ES89en is the library file of dlopen and other related functions
gcc -o test main.c -L./ -lstr -ldl