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How to call the c library created by shc
I have written a shell script called square, which prints the square of the input number, eg.
> square 4 16 There is a program called shc which compiles the shell scirpt and create a executable file and a c library file, namely square.x and square.x.c repectively. If I would like to include square.x.c in another c script, such that the c script can use this square function. Then, how can I call the function in the c script? Should I use square 4 or square(4) ? PS: Perhaps, square can be done by common c function, but actually this is an example, I just want to know how to call the shc-compiled function in c script. |
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