I'm creating a plugin DLL using c++ in Eclipse.
When trying to load the plugin I get an error:
?CTC_Cleanup@YAXXZ not found. Function is not available in myplugin.dll
When comparing another working plugin with my plugin using Dependency Walker I notice that the function name in the other plugin is: "void CTC_Cleanup(void)"
, enabling "Undecorate C++ functions" => "?CTC_Cleanup@YAXXZ"
.
In my plugin the function name is: "CTC_Cleanup"
, enabling "Undecorate C++ functions"
makes no difference.
My C++ function declarations in the .h file are all decorated with "__declspec(dllexport)"
and surrounded using
extern "C" {
...
...
...
}开发者_运维技巧
/Kristofer
It's looking for a mangled name, so you don't want extern "C".
?CTC_Cleanup@YAXXZ is using the VC++ name mangling for a function taking void and returning void named CTC_Cleanup.
However, you are using g++ 3.x or 4.x, and g++ uses a different mangling scheme that is incompatible.
Build your library using VC++, or else figure out how to make g++ use VC++ name mangling.
Argument names (actually argument types, the formal names really shouldn't matter at this level) shouldn't matter using C linkage; in C, you don't have any overloading so the function name itself should be enough, the types of the arguments don't matter.
Remove extern "C", then it should work: I guess your plugin will then export the function under the expected name.
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