[Boost-users] Boost Functionality question: Explicit dynamic library loading

Subject: [Boost-users] Boost Functionality question: Explicit dynamic library loading
From: Sarbak, Joseph (Joseph.Sarbak_at_[hidden])
Date: 2009-10-30 09:34:49

Hello,

I'm curious to know whether boost has support for explicitly loading
shared libraries in a cross-platform fashion.  I have done my own search
of the 1.40.0 boost code base and could not find any abstraction around
dlopen,dlsym,dlclose and their equivalents on windows.

While it would be easy for me to write wrappers around this
functionality, I would prefer to use something in boost if already
available.

Thank you and regards,
Joe Sarbak
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