Libraries for foreign function call interfaces
This is a collection of four libraries which can be used to build foreign function call interfaces in embedded interpreters. The four packages are:
- avcall: calling C functions with variable arguments
- vacall: C functions accepting variable argument prototypes
- trampoline: closures as first-class C functions
- callback: closures with variable arguments as first-class C functions (a reentrant combination of vacall and trampoline)
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ffcall-trampoline.patch | 0000001322 1.29 KB | |
ffcall.changes | 0000008241 8.05 KB | |
ffcall.spec | 0000005019 4.9 KB | |
libffcall-2.1.tar.gz | 0000943235 921 KB |
Revision 8 (latest revision is 18)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
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Dr. Werner Fink (WernerFink)
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- Correct order of %file and %defattr - Allow debuginfo - Update to (lib)fcall-2.1 release * Added support for the following platforms: (Previously, a build on these platforms failed.) - x86_64: Solaris 11.3. - OpenBSD 6.1. - HardenedBSD 10 and 11. * Fixed a bug regarding passing of pointers on the following platforms: - x86_64: Linux with x32 ABI: CC="gcc -mx32". * Fixed a crash in trampoline on the following platforms: - Update the patch ffcall-trampoline.patch even if not applied - Update to (lib)fcall-2.0 release * The package now installs a library libffcall.{a,so}. It contains the 'avcall' and 'callback' packages. The libraries libavcall.{a,so} and libcallback.{a,so} are still installed as well, but are deprecated. * The installed libraries are now installed as shared libraries by default (except for libvacall, which is still a static library only). * The installed shared libraries are now properly versioned. This means that when installing with --enable-shared, upgrading to a newer version of libffcall will not break existing binaries. * The installed include files are now platform independent. This means that you can now install libffcall for different ABIs on the same system, using the same --prefix option but different --exec-prefix options for each ABI. * API changes in <trampoline.h>: - The second argument of alloc_trampoline() is now a 'void**', rather than a 'void*'.
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