LMFS WorkStation

Introduction

LMFS WorkStation (hereinafter referred to as LMFSWS) is an easy-to-use, small size, easy to expand a tool set of procedures, you can easily compile your program into an LMFSWS extension module to facilitate the use of LMFSWS.

How to build it from source code?

$ git clone https://github.com/Lone-Air/LMFSWS
$ cd LMFSWS
$ sudo ./build.sh

How to build a external module?

1. Required function: mod_init
2. How to register functions to LMFSWS:

#include <LMFSWS/command-register.h>
#include <LMFSWS/module-loader.h>
#include <LMFSWS/cli.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int mod_init(LMFSWS_State* L){
    UseState(L);
    /* Do something else... */
    return 0; // If it successfully
}

double Fun1(){ return 1+1; }
char* Fun2(){ return "abc"; }

FuncList Regist[]={
    {
        "Fun1", // Name of command in LMFSWS
        1, // Type of command (1: normal(returns double), 2: pointer)
        Fun1, // If type of command is 1, it will be filled of Function name
        NULL, 
    },
    {
        "Fun2",
        2,
        NULL, // 0x0 to fill the Normal Function space
        (void*)Fun2 // Pointer Function (force to convert the type to void*!)
    },
    {
        NULL, // End of Register List. You should follow the style
        -1,
        NULL,
        NULL
    }
};

3. Set a XXX.mode file (XXX is the module name) Content(Example): LAZY Write "LAZY" to tell LMFSWS module-loader use RTLD_LAZY Mode in LIBDL
4. In the end. Compile XXX.c to XXX.so with c compiler flag "-lLMFSWS" and put XXX.mode to the same as directory of XXX.so Start "LMFSWS" and

include XXX // This is the name of your module
regist XXX // Call Register to regist the function in Regist of XXX
execext <Function> // The Function of XXX was loaded

Thanks for using!