/*
    Copyright (C) 2000 Andrew Zabolotny <bit@eltech.ru>

    Usage of this library is not restricted in any way.
    The full license text can be found in the file dxe.txt.

    This is a more complex static linking example.
    Besides usual things (by the way, note that the DXE module
    is written in C++ while this module is plain C) it shows how
    to load-on-demand and unload-on-demand statically-linked modules.
*/

#include <stdio.h>
#include <dlfcn.h>

extern int test_func ();
extern int doit ();
extern int x_counter;

void extern_func ()
{
  printf ("extern_func ()\n");
}

void extern_func_2 ()
{
  printf ("extern_func_2 ()\n");
}

DXE_EXPORT_TABLE_AUTO (syms)
  DXE_EXPORT (printf)
  DXE_EXPORT (extern_func)
  DXE_EXPORT (extern_func_2)
DXE_EXPORT_END

DECLARE_STATIC_DXE (TEST2)

int main ()
{
  // Call the test_func() module entry
  printf ("test_func: %d\n", test_func ());

  // Call the doit() module function
  printf ("doit: %d\n", doit ());
  printf ("doit: %d\n", doit ());

  // Explicitly unload the module now
  unload_TEST2 ();

  printf ("doit: %d\n", doit ());

  // And now load it (this is a no-op since its already loaded by previous call)
  load_TEST2 ();

  printf ("doit: %d\n", doit ());

  // and unload it again
  unload_TEST2 ();

  return 0;
}