C++ Dynamic loader generator for C APIs
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C++ Dynamic loader generator for C APIs
Explanation and example, how to use shared libraries in different languages
This is a generic makefile project for compiling C and C++ programs that implement shared libraries. It also includes various examples for compiling C and C++ programs in Unix like operating systems.
Example to control VCS simulation with a C/C++ program. This involves VCS output a shared object instead of an executable (simv).
The easiest, simplest and safest way to load dynamic (shared object) libraries from Rust!
Implementation of some data structures and algorithms using libraries.
classical implementations of list and ring data structures for the C programming language
MWE tutorial of .so dynamic linking. Call C from Go; and Go from Python
URL operator for Minio shared objects.
Template for C++ library built with CMake
This library implements formatted and colored messages to be written in the console.
This repository demonstrates how we can use a C++ library from Python by generating a Cpp shared object
A serial library written in TypeScript for Deno without any third party libraries.
High-performance and seamless sharing and modification of Python objects between processes, without the periodic overhead of serialization and deserialization. Provides fast inter-process communication (IPC) via shared memory. Supports NumPy, Torch arrays, custom classes (including dataclass), classes with methods, and asyncio
Query, process, analyze, and visualize data related to shared objects and corresponding dApps on the Sui smart contract platform
Share Objects Online with the power of websockets. Keys, Values AND references. Webject is short for Web Object and it really is a system for sharing objects on the web. Someone can host an object, and make authTokens for others online to share this object
Ever wanted to code a website in C? No? Well, now you can!
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