No Command(0) for dynamic lib ?

[D.J.Peters]

Since Command(0) does not return the dynamic lib name "libMyPlugin.so" or "MyPlugin.dll" ?

I'm sure years ago (V ~0.15)
fbc -dll MyPlugin.bas
command(0) returned the name of the library.
(or it was only a dream)

Joshy

[MrSwiss]

@Joshy

I, personally, don't go back longer than Ver. 0.24.0 but:

fbc -dll MyPlugin.bas

command(0) = "fbc(.exe)", command(1) = "-dll", command(2) = "MyPlugin.bas" ... etc. ???
Since 'blanks' are used as 'separators', on command line, AFAIK.

[D.J.Peters]

If stuff was build as dynamic lib *.dll or *.so not static *.a
command(0) returned inside the library "thename.dll" or "libthename.so"

but again may be it was only in my world :-)

Joshy

[fxm]

With fbc version 0.15, Command(0) from a dll returns an empty string.

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' mylib.bas

Function Command0 () As String Export
  Return "'" & Command(0) & "'"
End Function

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' mytest.bas

#inclib "mylib"
Declare Function Command0() As String

Print Command0()

Sleep

Compiled with fbc 0.15:

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''

[adele]

Hi Joshy,

If [...] command(0) returned "thename.dll" or "libthename.so"

if you just want the DLL to tell you her name, I would try somewhere in the code

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  VAR myName=__FILE__

and provide a function for the answer.

Adi