Enhance extension loading#132
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X39 merged 2 commits intoSQFvm:masterfrom Nov 18, 2020
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The code checks whether or not the library has already been loaded by looking at the path() of every loaded dlops object. For Linux ".so" is appended before loading the library, but this is not appended when checking whether it's loaded. This causes the library to get added to the dlops list multiple times. This patch fixes the issue by introducing a new variable that has the required platform dependent suffix and uses that for the comparisons and loading. The `name` variable stays unchanged so that the logging messages uses the extension name as it appears in sqf.
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I am not sure how this slipped through my inbox ... |
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No worries. Thank you for merging |
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This PR fixes an issue with loading extensions on Linux and loads '_x64' extensions when the project has been compiled for 64 bits.