Calling a c library function from within ctypes python
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Using nm, I get these functions back from my library:
0000000000004bc0 T __Z13generator_sind
0000000000004120 T __Z13librador_exitv
0000000000004080 T __Z13librador_initv
0000000000004b70 T __Z13round_to_log2d
0000000000004c10 T __Z16generator_squared
0000000000004c40 T __Z18generator_sawtoothd
I want to call the function __Z13librador_initv using ctypes in python... but using print(libraryname.__Z13librador_initv) is not getting me anywhere. Anyone know how to do this successfully? Do I need to use the hex number?
It appears to import the actual library ok using this code:
from ctypes import *
testlib = cdll.LoadLibrary("librador.1.0.0.dylib")
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Using nm, I get these functions back from my library:
0000000000004bc0 T __Z13generator_sind
0000000000004120 T __Z13librador_exitv
0000000000004080 T __Z13librador_initv
0000000000004b70 T __Z13round_to_log2d
0000000000004c10 T __Z16generator_squared
0000000000004c40 T __Z18generator_sawtoothd
I want to call the function __Z13librador_initv using ctypes in python... but using print(libraryname.__Z13librador_initv) is not getting me anywhere. Anyone know how to do this successfully? Do I need to use the hex number?
It appears to import the actual library ok using this code:
from ctypes import *
testlib = cdll.LoadLibrary("librador.1.0.0.dylib")
python c function
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Do you have the source code for librador? The issues you're running are due to C++ name mangling... The easiest way to address that would be by adapting the sources.
– filbranden
Feb 1 at 16:34
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Using nm, I get these functions back from my library:
0000000000004bc0 T __Z13generator_sind
0000000000004120 T __Z13librador_exitv
0000000000004080 T __Z13librador_initv
0000000000004b70 T __Z13round_to_log2d
0000000000004c10 T __Z16generator_squared
0000000000004c40 T __Z18generator_sawtoothd
I want to call the function __Z13librador_initv using ctypes in python... but using print(libraryname.__Z13librador_initv) is not getting me anywhere. Anyone know how to do this successfully? Do I need to use the hex number?
It appears to import the actual library ok using this code:
from ctypes import *
testlib = cdll.LoadLibrary("librador.1.0.0.dylib")
python c function
Using nm, I get these functions back from my library:
0000000000004bc0 T __Z13generator_sind
0000000000004120 T __Z13librador_exitv
0000000000004080 T __Z13librador_initv
0000000000004b70 T __Z13round_to_log2d
0000000000004c10 T __Z16generator_squared
0000000000004c40 T __Z18generator_sawtoothd
I want to call the function __Z13librador_initv using ctypes in python... but using print(libraryname.__Z13librador_initv) is not getting me anywhere. Anyone know how to do this successfully? Do I need to use the hex number?
It appears to import the actual library ok using this code:
from ctypes import *
testlib = cdll.LoadLibrary("librador.1.0.0.dylib")
python c function
python c function
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Do you have the source code for librador? The issues you're running are due to C++ name mangling... The easiest way to address that would be by adapting the sources.
– filbranden
Feb 1 at 16:34
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Do you have the source code for librador? The issues you're running are due to C++ name mangling... The easiest way to address that would be by adapting the sources.
– filbranden
Feb 1 at 16:34
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Do you have the source code for librador? The issues you're running are due to C++ name mangling... The easiest way to address that would be by adapting the sources.
– filbranden
Feb 1 at 16:34
Do you have the source code for librador? The issues you're running are due to C++ name mangling... The easiest way to address that would be by adapting the sources.
– filbranden
Feb 1 at 16:34
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Do you have the source code for librador? The issues you're running are due to C++ name mangling... The easiest way to address that would be by adapting the sources.
– filbranden
Feb 1 at 16:34