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...am creating a python module that has the llvm functionality. This module is loaded into the process as a shared library. I want to generate llvm assembler that has calls to functions in this shared library. I just tried an experiment and I got this back: ERROR: Program used external function 'rtcg_callback' which could not be resolved! Aborted It looks like the additional shared libraries might not be searched. I plan on looking at the code to see if I can modify it to handle my case. Any suggestions on how or where I should make the change? Thanks for the info. -Ram

...has the llvm functionality. This > module is loaded > into the process as a shared library. I want to generate llvm assembler that has > calls to functions in this shared library. > > I just tried an experiment and I got this back: > > ERROR: Program used external function 'rtcg_callback' which could not > be resolved! > Aborted Guess not :). Are you sure that rtcg_callback isn't marked static and isn't hidden by an export map? > It looks like the additional shared libraries might not be searched. I > plan on looking at the code to see if I can modify i...

I have an application that is generating llvm assembler text files, these are then loaded with ParseAssemblyFile. I am also using ExecutionEngine::runFunction to call functions in the loaded/created modules. Can I place references to external functions in the assembler files? For example I if my application has a function called fred() I would like to place calls to fred in the assembler text

On Fri, 8 Dec 2006, Ram Bhamidipaty wrote: > Can I place references to external functions in the assembler files? For example > I if my application has a function called fred() I would like to place > calls to fred > in the assembler text file. Can I do that and have the external function call > resolve to the address of fred() in my application? Yes, you can do this. The JIT will