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Many programs come with modules that can registered and loaded. Some are on demand, others compiled in while still others are precompiled and can be loaded on demand (several Operating System kernels come to mind that have such a capability). In this text, an example of a program that allows a module to be written and compiled onto a program with relative ease. The example program is the dnet test program which ships with libdnet written by Dug Song.
Jun 2011
C Program with Registered Modules: dnet Part 1
Many programs come with modules that can registered and loaded. Some are on demand, others compiled in while still others are precompiled and can be loaded on demand (several Operating System kernels come to mind that have such a capability). In this text, an example of a program that allows a module to be written and compiled onto a program with relative ease. The example program is the dnet test program which ships with libdnet written by Dug Song.
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