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create_dll_lib¶
Create a Dynamic Link Library¶
Syntax¶
include <cppad/utility/create_dll_lib.hpp>
create_dll_lib
( dll_file , csrc_files , options )Prototype¶
template <class StringVector>
std::string create_dll_lib(
const std::string& dll_file ,
const StringVector& csrc_files ,
const std::map<std::string, std::string>& options )
include¶
As with all the CppAD utilities, create_dll_lib.hpp
is included
by <cppad/cppad.hpp>
, and can also be included separately.
dll_file¶
This is the file where the dynamic link library file named dll_file .
This file name must have the proper extension for a dynamic link library
(.so
on unix and .dll
on windows).
StringVector¶
The type StringVector is a simple vector with elements
of type std::string
.
csrc_files¶
The vector csrc_files contains the names of the C source files that are compiled and linked to the library. These files do not have to have a specific extension.
options¶
The possible keys in this map are documented below. The default value for each key is used when the key does not appear in options .
err_msg¶
If this string is empty, no error occurred. Otherwise the processing aborted and err_msg is the corresponding error message.
Example¶
The file dll_lib.cpp contains an example and test of
create_dll_lib
.