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# Now let's try and get a symbol from it
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var procSym = dll.symAddr("hello")
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if procSym == nil:
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echo "Could not get symbol for hello"
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quit 1
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# We need to set up our call first. This procedure takes one int argument
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var
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cif: Tcif
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params: ParamList
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# The argument the procedure takes
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params[0] = type_sint64.addr
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params[0] = type_sint32.addr
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# Prepare the call, with the aforementioned params, and no return type
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if OK != prep_cif(cif, DEFAULT_ABI, 1, type_void.addr, params):
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echo "Something went wrong with preparing the statement"
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@ -30,14 +33,16 @@ if OK != prep_cif(cif, DEFAULT_ABI, 1, type_void.addr, params):
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# Now let's set up a list of arguments
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var args: ArgList
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var i = 100
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var i: int32 = 100
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args[0] = i.addr
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# And call the symbol with our argument
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call(cif, procSym, nil, args)
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# Let's do another one. This time without arguments, but with a return type
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if OK != prep_cif(cif, DEFAULT_ABI, 0, type_sint64.addr, params):
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if OK != prep_cif(cif, DEFAULT_ABI, 0, type_sint32.addr, params):
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echo "Something went wrong with preparing the statement"
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quit 1
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@ -45,7 +50,57 @@ if OK != prep_cif(cif, DEFAULT_ABI, 0, type_sint64.addr, params):
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var highFiveSym = dll.symAddr("highFive")
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# Set up the position of our return value and call the procedure
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var theFive = 0
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var theFive: int32 = 0
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call(cif, highFiveSym, theFive.addr, args)
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echo theFive
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# And yet another example. This one with a simple function argument
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params[0] = type_pointer.addr
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if OK != prep_cif(cif, DEFAULT_ABI, 1, type_void.addr, params):
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echo "Something went wrong with preparing the statement"
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quit 1
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var helloFancySym = dll.symAddr("helloFancy")
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if helloFancySym == nil:
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echo "Could not get symbol for helloFancy"
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quit 1
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# This is the function that will be called
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proc fancyTen(x: int32): int32 {.cdecl.} =
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result = 10
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echo "It was given, ", x
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var fancyTenPointer: pointer = fancyTen
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args[0] = fancyTenPointer.addr
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call(cif, helloFancySym, nil, args)
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# Now, let's build a function at runtime with the closure API
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proc uglyEleven(cif: var TCif, ret: pointer, args: UncheckedArray[pointer], user_data: pointer) {.cdecl.} =
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#long int x = *(long int*)args[0];
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var x = cast[ptr int32](args[0])[]
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var c = cast[ptr int](user_data)[]
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echo "Given: ", x, ", Context: ", c
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cast[ptr int32](ret)[] = 11
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var bound: pointer = nil
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var closure: ptr Closure = closure_alloc(bound)
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# Initialize the cif
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if OK != prep_cif(cif, DEFAULT_ABI, 1, type_sint32.addr, params):
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echo "Something went wrong with preparing the statement"
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quit 1
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var user_data = 17
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if OK != prep_closure_loc(closure, cif, uglyEleven, user_data.addr, bound):
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echo "Something went wrong initializing the closure"
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quit 1
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var r = cast[proc (x: int32): int32 {.cdecl.}](bound)(15)
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echo "Result, ", r
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# Compile with: nim c --noMain --app:lib plugin.nim
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proc hello(x: int) {.exportc.} =
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proc hello(x: int32) {.cdecl, exportc, dynlib.} =
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echo "Hello world, ", x
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proc highFive(): int {.exportc.} =
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proc highFive(): int32 {.cdecl, exportc, dynlib.} =
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result = 5
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echo "Here you go!"
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proc helloFancy(f: proc (n: int32): int32 {.cdecl.}) {.exportc.} =
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echo "Such fancyness, ", f(42)
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