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06-21-2006
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Writing a shared library --- any initialization routine?
Hi, all. IM new to this forum.
I wanted to write a shared library for my program. However, I need the library to have some self initialization routines before anyother functions in the library are called. Like the ones available for gcc __attribute__ ((constructor)). I tried int _init(void), it didn't work. And I read thru many library documents but didn't find anything particular. Is there any way that I can do this? Or is there even such mechanism to allow you self initialize in a library before anything happens? My developing environment: Solaris 9 with CC (using C++, library contains class objects) Thank you for your kind help. 
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06-22-2006
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C++ itself supports global initializations of things. You can do things like:
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int global_variable=some_global_function();
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