Closed Kiakra closed 4 years ago
Hello, you're missing two things, the first is the lib
prefix for linux (you can change it in the CR_PLUGIN macro if you want, but try this:
clang -shared basic_guest.c -fPIC -o libbasic_guest.so
and then, the CR_DEPLOY_PATH in the second command (which you can also change to something specific to your setup):
clang++ -std=c++17 basic_host.cpp -DCR_DEPLOY_PATH="\".\"" -ldl -o basic_host
With these, you should be able to find the plugin.
If you want to contribute a Makefile for the samples, please submit a PR and I'll gladly accept it.
Oh, i did not see lib prefix. Thank you for your reply this solved my problem. If i find a empty space for makefiles, i will probably open a PR for it.
Hello, i was using this library on macos and it worked just fine with my setup and project. I switch to the linux and i compiled it but the
cr_plugin_update()
function returns -2. According to the cr.h file// -2 to differentiate from crash handling code path, meaning the crash
// happened probably during load or unload and not update
I didn't understand why this happened, so i tried to run the samples with fips. It worked but i use shell scripts for compiling for my projects and i tried to compile the basic_guest and basic_host files like thisclang -shared basic_guest.c -fPIC -o basic_guest.so
clang++ -std=c++17 basic_host.cpp -ldl -o basic_host
and again, the
cr_plugin_update()
function gives me -2 I am 100% sure i am putting the exact path to the plugin. From what i understand it is a compiler thing. I also tried using optimizations(and without it), with gcc, looked at auto generated fips files and used the flags that fips used still not working