I have a basic dynamic lib "noddy.so" which I want to
1- embed inside my executable
2- import by embedded python interpreter using an API call.
I have two questions:
1- what would be the recommended technique to embed a binary file inside
an executable?
My guess would be to add the binary "noddy.so" to the linking command,
but then
how do I get access to that chunk of code in my source file? My goal
would be to achieve something like
int* noddy_so = <binary here> ... but then how do I include the
binary code, or make the source code aware of it?
Using "#include" doesn't feel right, as this is a binary file, not
ASCII. And loading the file at run-time isn't right either, I need to
load it at compile time. And is "int*" the appropriate data type for
binary data?
2- Let's imagine that I managed to load "noddy.so" into my source code
somehow, and now have a pointer to it.
Any hints as to the correct python API call to import a dynamic lib
from a memory buffer? Could someone
tell me for example if the following makes sense for my purpose?
------------------------------
char *modulename="no ddy", *filename="no_r eal_file";
PyObject *tmp;
/*Here try to translate the binary lib into a PyObject*/
tmp = Py_CompileStrin g(noddy_so, filename, Py_file_input);
if (tmp == NULL)
error("Can't compile module [tmp]");
/*Import the "noddy" module*/
pmod = PyImport_ExecCo deModule(module name, tmp);
if (pmod == NULL)
error("Can't load module [pmod]");
------------------------------
Regards,
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