I'm experimenting around with dll loading on runtime and I have a problem: I have a little helper class which is istanciated in the main program. The pointer to this object is handed to the loaded dll. To test it, i want to call a function from the class (printLine). But I can't compile the dll because I get a:
Utility.o: In function `ZN7Utility6onInitEv':
D:\Benutzer\Jan\Desktop\Programmierprojekte\Game Engine 5.0\Utilities\Debug/../Utility.cpp:7: undefined reference to `ModuleHelper::printLine(std::string)'
collect2.exe: error: ld returned 1 exit status
These two files are the only content of the dll:
Utility.h:
#ifndef UTILITY_H_
#define UTILITY_H_
#include <iostream>
#include <Definitions.h>
#include <ModuleHelper.h>
class Utility
{
public:
Utility();
~Utility();
static void onInit();
static void onUpdate();
static char* getName();
static char** getDependencies();
static int getCountDependencies();
static char* getServeAs();
static void setModuleHelper(ModuleHelper* helper);
private:
static constexpr char* name = "Utility";
static constexpr char** dependencies = nullptr;
static constexpr int countDependencies = 0;
static constexpr char* serveAs = "";
static ModuleHelper* moduleHelper;
};
extern "C" //GAME_API is a dllexport macro
{
char* GAME_API getName()
{
return Utility::getName();
}
char** GAME_API getDependencies()
{
return Utility::getDependencies();
}
int GAME_API getCountDependencies()
{
return Utility::getCountDependencies();
}
char* GAME_API getServeAs()
{
return Utility::getServeAs();
}
noargfunc GAME_API onInit()
{
return Utility::onInit;
}
noargfunc GAME_API onUpdate()
{
return Utility::onUpdate;
}
void GAME_API setModuleHelper(ModuleHelper* moduleHelper)
{
Utility::setModuleHelper(moduleHelper);
}
}
#endif /* UTILITY_H_ */
Utility.cpp:
#include "Utility.h"
ModuleHelper* Utility::moduleHelper; //with "= nullptr" or "= NULL" it didn't work either
void Utility::onInit()
{
moduleHelper->printLine("Hello from Utilities"); //wrapper for std::cout
}
void Utility::onUpdate()
{
}
char* Utility::getName()
{
return name;
}
char** Utility::getDependencies()
{
return dependencies;
}
int Utility::getCountDependencies()
{
return countDependencies;
}
char* Utility::getServeAs()
{
return serveAs;
}
void Utility::setModuleHelper(ModuleHelper* helper)
{
moduleHelper = helper;
}
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