Added descriptions of how to build dynamic loadable module.

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Jonah Beckford 2003-03-10 19:12:20 +00:00
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@ -2,3 +2,18 @@ This example runs the entire gifplot.h header file through SWIG without
any changes. The Scheme program 'test-gifplot.scm' does something a
little more interesting. You'll have to go look at the header file to
get a complete listing of the functions.
`make' will build a version of the CHICKEN interpreter which defines
an additional unit (gifplot). Run `./simple test-gifplot.scm' to test
it.
** If you have a platform that supports dynamic linking (most UNIXes
** and Win32), then you can run "make module". This will create a
** dynamic module called module.dll/module.so/module.shl (depending on
** your platform), which you can use with the following:
(load-library 'precsi "module.dll")
or
(load-library 'gifplot "module.dll")

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@ -2,5 +2,17 @@ This is a very minimalistic example in which just a few functions
and constants from library are wrapped and used to draw some simple
shapes.
`make' will build a version of CHICKEN which defines an additional
unit (simple). Run `./simple runme.scm' to test it.
`make' will build a version of the CHICKEN interpreter which defines
an additional unit (simple). Run `./simple test-simple.scm' to test
it.
** If you have a platform that supports dynamic linking (most UNIXes
** and Win32), then you can run "make module". This will create a
** dynamic module called module.dll/module.so/module.shl (depending on
** your platform), which you can use with the following:
(load-library 'precsi "module.dll")
or
(load-library 'simple "module.dll")

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@ -9,8 +9,17 @@ zlib -- a wrapping of the zlib compression library
Note that the examples in this directory build a special version of
the CHICKEN interpreter (statically linked) which includes the wrapped
functions in the top-level module.
If you want to put the wrapped functions into your own module,
statically or dynamically linked, see the Examples/GIFPlot/Chicken
functions in the top-level module. Just run "make" in any example
directory.
** If you have a platform that supports dynamic linking (most UNIXes
** and Win32), then you can run "make module" in any example
** directory. This will create a dynamic module called
** module.dll/module.so/module.shl (depending on your platform), which
** you can use with the following:
(load-library 'precsi "module.dll")
or
(load-library 'example "module.dll")