All;
In my quest to be clever, I wrote a new library of 488.2 functions to mimic those of NI and I named them the same. I'm using a USB-GPIB interface that isn't supported by Linux-GPIB nor NI.
The problem is this, when I link the code (using gcc), I need to link it to
liblvrt.so.7.1 to include the memory management functions -- but as I do that, it uses the
ibdev() from
liblvrt, and not my new library (which was placed ahead of
liblvrt in the link statement):
gcc -shared -m32 -lm -o vna_drv.so vna_drv.o analyze.o gsl_circle.o complex.o /home/danny/tubes/dielectric/rod_software/FTDI_usb_gpib/gpib.so /usr/lib/libgsl.a /usr/lib/libgslcblas.a /usr/local/lv71/AppLibs/liblvrt.so.7.1 /usr/lib/libGL.so /usr/lib/libOSMesa.so.6 -lpthread
I suppose I can do a bulk rename of my functions, but that is fairly ugly. Does anyone have a suggestion?
Of course, I named them the same so that I would be able to work from one code base and link in NI488.2 when available.
...Dan
