CPlugins is a header-only, Windows, OSX, and Linux compatible DLL-Plugin helper library for quickly creating and managing a plugin architecture.
#include "c_plugins.h"
struct GameStuff {
struct Plugin pl;
void (*start_func) (struct GameStuff *gs);
int (*stop_func) (struct GameStuff *gs);
bool (*update_func)(struct GameStuff *gs);
};
void on_plugin_load(struct Plugin *pl_ctxt, void *userdata, bool reloading) {
struct GameStuff *gs = userdata;
gs->start_func = plugin_get_obj(pl_ctxt, "start_func");
gs->stop_func = plugin_get_obj(pl_ctxt, "stop_func");
gs->update_func = plugin_get_obj(pl_ctxt, "update_func");
}
void on_plugin_unload(struct Plugin *pl_ctxt, void *userdata, bool reloading) {
struct GameStuff *gs = userdata;
gs->start_func = NULL;
gs->stop_func = NULL;
gs->update_func = NULL;
}
static void load_our_plugins(const char pl_path[], const char pl_name[], void *userdata) {
struct GameStuff *gs = userdata;
if( !plugin_load(&gs->pl, pl_path, on_plugin_load, gs) ) {
puts(plugin_get_err(&gs->pl));
}
}
int main(void) {
struct GameStuff gs = {0};
if( !plugin_dir_open("plugins", load_our_plugins, &gs, NULL) ) {
puts(plugin_get_err(&gs.pl));
return 1;
}
int controller = 0;
do {
controller = getchar();
if( plugin_changed(&gs.pl) && !plugin_reload(&gs.pl, on_plugin_load, on_plugin_unload, &gs) ) {
puts(plugin_get_err(&gs.pl));
break;
}
if( gs.start_func != NULL ) { (*gs.start_func)(&gs); }
if( gs.update_func != NULL ) { (*gs.update_func)(&gs); }
if( gs.stop_func != NULL ) { (*gs.stop_func)(&gs); }
} while( controller != 'q' && controller != 'Q' );
plugin_clear(&gs.pl, on_plugin_unload, &gs);
}C99 compliant compiler It is preferable that you compile using GCC or Clang/LLVM.
Just drag and drop into your project folder and include it into your code.
- Khanno Hanna / Assyrianic.
CPlugins is licensed under MIT License.