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Binary interop is a library that allows load shared libraries, invoke their functions and get access to their data.
binary_interop #
Binary interop is a library that allows load shared libraries, invoke their functions and get access to their data.
Version: 0.0.33
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Interrelated (binary) software
Limitations
- Binary type "long double" not supported
Supportedd platforms
- ARM Android (Initial support)
- ARM Linux (Initial support)
- X86 Linux
- X86 Mac OS (Will be removed)
- X86 Windows
- X86_64 Linux
- X86_64 Mac OS
- X86_64 Windows
Binary interop is a low-level way of interacting with dynamic loadable libraries.
It support interaction only through the low level binary types and binary objects.
Examples
import "dart:io";
import "package:libc/headers.dart";
import "package:binary_interop/binary_interop.dart";
import "package:test/test.dart";
import "libc.dart";
void main() {
test("Test binary interop", () {
var helper = new BinaryTypeHelper(_t);
helper.addHeaders(LIBC_HEADERS);
helper.addHeaders(HEADERS);
helper.declare(HEADERS.keys.first);
var libc = loadLibc();
// Strlen
var string = "0123456789";
var length = libc.strlen(string);
expect(length, string.length, reason: "Call 'strlen'");
string = "Hello Dartisans 2015\n";
// printf
length = libc.printf("Hello %s %i\n", ["Dartisans", 2015]);
expect(length, string.length, reason: "Wrong length");
// sprintf
var buffer = alloc(_t["char[500]"]);
length = libc.snprintf(buffer, 500, "Hello %s %i\n", ["Dartisans", 2015]);
var string2 = helper.readString(buffer);
expect(length, string.length, reason: "Wrong length");
expect(string, string2, reason: "Wrong string");
// sprintf (w/o direct alloc binary buffer)
var buffer2 = new List<int>(500);
length = libc.snprintf(buffer2, buffer2.length, "Hello %s %i\n", ["Dartisans", 2015]);
string2 = stringFromArray(buffer2);
expect(length, string.length, reason: "Wrong length");
expect(string, string2, reason: "Wrong string");
// printf
length = libc.printf("True is %i\n", [true]);
expect(length, 10, reason: "Wrong length");
});
}
final BinaryTypes _t = new BinaryTypes();
BinaryObject alloc(BinaryType type, [value]) => type.alloc(value);
Libc loadLibc() {
String libname;
var operatingSystem = Platform.operatingSystem;
switch (operatingSystem) {
case "macos":
libname = "libSystem.dylib";
break;
case "android":
case "linux":
libname = "libc.so.6";
break;
case "windows":
libname = "msvcr100.dll";
break;
default:
throw new UnsupportedError("Unsupported operating system: $operatingSystem");
}
var library = DynamicLibrary.load(libname, types: _t);
if (library == null) {
throw new StateError("Failed to load library: $libname");
}
return new Libc(library);
}
String stringFromArray(List array) {
var index = array.indexOf(0);
if (index == -1) {
return "";
}
return new String.fromCharCodes(array.sublist(0, index));
}
Library wrapper for libc
.
import "package:binary_interop/binary_interop.dart";
const Map<String, String> HEADERS = const <String, String>{"header.h": _header};
const String _header = '''
#include <stddef.h>
int printf(const char *format, ...);
#if __OS == windows
int snprintf(char *s, size_t n, const char *format, ...) __attribute__((alias(_sprintf_p)));
#else
int snprintf(char *s, size_t n, const char *format, ...);
#endif
size_t strlen(const char *s);''';
class Libc {
DynamicLibrary _library;
/**
*
*/
Libc(DynamicLibrary library) {
if (library == null) {
throw new ArgumentError.notNull("library");
}
library.link(HEADERS.keys);
_library = library;
}
/**
* int printf(const char* format, ...)
*/
dynamic printf(format, [List params]) {
var arguments = [format];
if (params != null) {
arguments.addAll(params);
}
return _library.invoke("printf", arguments);
}
/**
* int snprintf(char* s, size_t n, const char* format, ...)
*/
dynamic snprintf(s, int n, format, [List params]) {
var arguments = [s, n, format];
if (params != null) {
arguments.addAll(params);
}
return _library.invoke("snprintf", arguments);
}
/**
* size_t strlen(const char* s)
*/
dynamic strlen(s) {
return _library.invoke("strlen", [s]);
}
}