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Roughly, including external libraries into ngn/k programs consists of three steps: |
Roughly, including external libraries into ngn/k programs consists of three steps: |
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# Write a K-compatible C program by including the <code>k.h</code> header |
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# Compile the C program into a shared object file |
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# Inside of a K program, load the shared object file and assign it to a verb. |
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Note that <code>k.h</code> and <code>libk.so</code> must be available to your compiler and linker, respectively: |
Note that <code>k.h</code> and <code>libk.so</code> must be available to your compiler and linker, respectively: |
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# <code>k.h</code> is available in the ngn/k source code; |
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# The ngn/k makefile includes a target to build <code>libk.so</code>. |
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(The AUR package above installs both of the required files into the standard system directories) |
(The AUR package above installs both of the required files into the standard system directories) |
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