In https://portal.etm.at/index.php?option= ... 16&id=6130 i have asked a question about inspecting a library about its defined functions.
I have written a CTRL C++ API Extension and it works great.
Now i want to inspect all loaded libraries of a process.
The use case is, that i need to write a simple tool to find all unit test functions of all loaded libraries and call them. Using the library inspection works as expected. But now i need to know all known libraries.
Iterating of the project and finding all library names is easy, but in such a case the test runner is unable to call those libraries, because they might not be loaded.
Does anybody know an API for this case?
How to get a list of used libraries (via CONTROL or via C++ extension API)
- flindecke
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How to get a list of used libraries (via CONTROL or via C++ extension API)
- leoknipp
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Re: How to get a list of used libraries (via CONTROL or via C++ extension API)
With the CTRL debugger functionality you can get a list of loaded libraries. The datapoints of type _CtrlDebug are used by the CTRL debug functionaility.
It looks like it also works for managers which are not of type UI or CTRL.
E.g. I can get a list of libraries for the Event Manager by writing {"cmd":"info libs","id":"Event"} to the datapoint _CtrlDebug_EVENT_0.Command.
The result is written to _CtrlDebug_EVENT_0.Result
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Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
It looks like it also works for managers which are not of type UI or CTRL.
E.g. I can get a list of libraries for the Event Manager by writing {"cmd":"info libs","id":"Event"} to the datapoint _CtrlDebug_EVENT_0.Command.
The result is written to _CtrlDebug_EVENT_0.Result
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
- flindecke
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Re: How to get a list of used libraries (via CONTROL or via C++ extension API)
Thanks for the hint.
My current solution is to find all libraries via file search and inspect them via my own CTRL API solution (as depicted in https://portal.etm.at/index.php?option= ... 16&id=6130).
Perhaps your solution might also work for my case. I will give it a try.
Best regards,
Frank
My current solution is to find all libraries via file search and inspect them via my own CTRL API solution (as depicted in https://portal.etm.at/index.php?option= ... 16&id=6130).
Perhaps your solution might also work for my case. I will give it a try.
Best regards,
Frank