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08-04-2014 10:45 AM
08-04-2014 10:45 AM
Re: Runtime unsats with a simple aC++ shlib as Apache plugin
>In C it is working fine but in C++ it is not (not able to call the service through client)
Is there anyway you can test this out without using Apache?
I.e. dynamically load this into a C program add see if you can call the methods?
Also, can you add printf calls in your C++ functions to see where you get?
>We can see that it contains both the function add and subtract and name mangling is also taken care of.
I see mangling, no "taken care of". Who calls serve_ns__add and serve_ns__sub?
(You do know that is is illegal to use "__" in a user defined name. That's reserved for the implementation.)
>What could be the issue now?
No clue. You need to get the source to Apache and see where the error occurs and what it means.
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