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c++ Programming Glossary: ordinalboost-sprit-lex unifying multiple tokens into a single token in lex differentiated by the id http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19244345/boost-sprit-lex-unifying-multiple-tokens-into-a-single-token-in-lex-differentiat i repeated t_int_4 i int4 t_int_8 i int8 t_string i string ordinal d identifier w using boost spirit lex _val this self left_curly.. optional required repeated t_int_4 t_int_8 t_string ordinal identifier lex token_def t n lex _pass lex pass_flags pass_ignore.. t_int_4 t_int_8 t_string lex token_def boost uint32_t ordinal lex token_def std string identifier I want t_int_4 t_int_8 and..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/366228/def-files-c-c-dlls additional benefit of being able to explicitly specify the ordinals of the exported functions. This can be useful if you export.. This can be useful if you export some functions only by ordinal which doesn't reveal as much information about the function.. eg many of the OS internal DLL's export functions only by ordinal . See the reference page . Note that the names in the .def file..
How to hide the exported symbols name within a shared library http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9648655/how-to-hide-the-exported-symbols-name-within-a-shared-library file and use the 'NONAME' directive to leaving only the ordinal number in dll's export table. How could I do the same thing.. there something equivalent in ELF shared library like the ordinal number in a PE format DLL If not how could I hide the exported.. you can export a function by only place a integer ID the ordinal with an empty name. To show it the normal layout for a dll's..
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