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Running under linux mint 14 64 bit; using ccl as the lisp.<br>
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I have been looking at the examples provided with the cffi
material, as well as at<br>
the manual, to see how the wrapping of c functions seems to
work. These are very helpful<br>
but depend on system calls and "eveything" knows where they are.<br>
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Suppose I have a set of c functions, and their .o files too,
which I would like to<br>
wrap using defcfun and relatives.<br>
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What precautions must I take in making known to ccl the
locations(s) of these<br>
foreign files ? Is it a bit like asdf with a *central-registry*
to hold such locations,<br>
or have I missed some obvious pointer to the answer ?<br>
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Thanks for any and all assistance.<br>
Cheers /Greg Bennett</font><font size="+1"><font face="Arial"><br>
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