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/*
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module derelict.util.sharedlib;
import std.string;
import std.conv;
import derelict.util.exception;
import derelict.util.system;
alias void* SharedLibHandle;
static if( Derelict_OS_Posix ) {
import core.sys.posix.dlfcn;
private {
SharedLibHandle LoadSharedLib( string libName ) {
return dlopen( libName.toStringz(), RTLD_NOW );
}
void UnloadSharedLib( SharedLibHandle hlib ) {
dlclose( hlib );
}
void* GetSymbol( SharedLibHandle hlib, string symbolName ) {
return dlsym( hlib, symbolName.toStringz() );
}
string GetErrorStr() {
auto err = dlerror();
if( err is null )
return "Uknown Error";
return to!string( err );
}
}
} else static if( Derelict_OS_Windows ) {
import derelict.util.wintypes;
private {
SharedLibHandle LoadSharedLib( string libName ) {
return LoadLibraryA( libName.toStringz() );
}
void UnloadSharedLib( SharedLibHandle hlib ) {
FreeLibrary( hlib );
}
void* GetSymbol( SharedLibHandle hlib, string symbolName ) {
return GetProcAddress( hlib, symbolName.toStringz() );
}
string GetErrorStr() {
import std.windows.syserror;
return sysErrorString( GetLastError() );
}
}
} else {
static assert( 0, "Derelict does not support this platform." );
}
/++
Low-level wrapper of the even lower-level operating-specific shared library
loading interface.
While this interface can be used directly in applications, it is recommended
to use the interface specified by derelict.util.loader.SharedLibLoader
to implement bindings. SharedLib is designed to be the base of a higher-level
loader, but can be used in a program if only a handful of functions need to
be loaded from a given shared library.
+/
struct SharedLib {
private {
string _name;
SharedLibHandle _hlib;
private MissingSymbolCallbackDg _onMissingSym;
}
public {
/++
Finds and loads a shared library, using libNames to find the library
on the file system.
If multiple library names are specified in libNames, a SharedLibLoadException
will only be thrown if all of the libraries fail to load. It will be the head
of an exceptin chain containing one instance of the exception for each library
that failed.
Params:
libNames = An array containing one or more shared library names,
with one name per index.
Throws: SharedLibLoadException if the shared library or one of its
dependencies cannot be found on the file system.
SymbolLoadException if an expected symbol is missing from the
library.
+/
void load( string[] names ) {
if( isLoaded )
return;
string[] failedLibs;
string[] reasons;
foreach( n; names ) {
_hlib = LoadSharedLib( n );
if( _hlib !is null ) {
_name = n;
break;
}
failedLibs ~= n;
reasons ~= GetErrorStr();
}
if( !isLoaded ) {
SharedLibLoadException.throwNew( failedLibs, reasons );
}
}
/++
Loads the symbol specified by symbolName from a shared library.
Params:
symbolName = The name of the symbol to load.
doThrow = If true, a SymbolLoadException will be thrown if the symbol
is missing. If false, no exception will be thrown and the
ptr parameter will be set to null.
Throws: SymbolLoadException if doThrow is true and a the symbol
specified by funcName is missing from the shared library.
+/
void* loadSymbol( string symbolName, bool doThrow = true ) {
void* sym = GetSymbol( _hlib, symbolName );
if( doThrow && !sym ) {
auto result = ShouldThrow.Yes;
if( _onMissingSym !is null )
result = _onMissingSym( symbolName );
if( result == ShouldThrow.Yes )
throw new SymbolLoadException( _name, symbolName );
}
return sym;
}
/++
Unloads the shared library from memory, invalidating all function pointers
which were assigned a symbol by one of the load methods.
+/
void unload() {
if( isLoaded ) {
UnloadSharedLib( _hlib );
_hlib = null;
}
}
@property {
/// Returns the name of the shared library.
string name() {
return _name;
}
/// Returns true if the shared library is currently loaded, false otherwise.
bool isLoaded() {
return ( _hlib !is null );
}
/++
Sets the callback that will be called when an expected symbol is
missing from the shared library.
Params:
callback = A delegate that returns a value of type
derelict.util.exception.ShouldThrow and accepts
a string as the sole parameter.
+/
void missingSymbolCallback( MissingSymbolCallbackDg callback ) {
_onMissingSym = callback;
}
/++
Sets the callback that will be called when an expected symbol is
missing from the shared library.
Params:
callback = A pointer to a function that returns a value of type
derelict.util.exception.ShouldThrow and accepts
a string as the sole parameter.
+/
void missingSymbolCallback( MissingSymbolCallbackFunc callback ) {
import std.functional : toDelegate;
_onMissingSym = toDelegate( callback );
}
/++
Returns the currently active missing symbol callback.
This exists primarily as a means to save the current callback before
setting a new one. It's useful, for example, if the new callback needs
to delegate to the old one.
+/
MissingSymbolCallback missingSymbolCallback() {
return _onMissingSym;
}
}
}
}