void *loadLADSPAPluginLibrary(const char *pcPluginFilename)
{
void *pvPluginHandle;
pvPluginHandle = dlopenLADSPA(pcPluginFilename, RTLD_NOW);
if (!pvPluginHandle) {
switch_log_printf(SWITCH_CHANNEL_LOG, SWITCH_LOG_ERROR, "Failed to load plugin \"%s\": %s\n", pcPluginFilename, dlerror());
}
return pvPluginHandle;
}
void *
loadLADSPAPluginLibrary (const char *pcPluginFilename)
{
void *pvPluginHandle;
pvPluginHandle = dlopenLADSPA (pcPluginFilename, RTLD_NOW);
if (!pvPluginHandle) {
fprintf (stderr,
"Failed to load plugin \"%s\": %s\n", pcPluginFilename, dlerror ());
// exit (1);
}
return pvPluginHandle;
}
void *
loadLADSPAPluginLibrary(const char * pcPluginFilename) {
void * pvPluginHandle;
pvPluginHandle = dlopenLADSPA(pcPluginFilename, RTLD_NOW |
RTLD_LOCAL);
if (!pvPluginHandle) {
fprintf(stderr,
"Failed to load plugin \"%s\": %s\n",
pcPluginFilename,
dlerror());
#if 0
exit(1);
#else
return NULL;
#endif
}
return pvPluginHandle;
}
/* This function provides a wrapping of dlopen(). When the filename is
not an absolute path (i.e. does not begin with / character), this
routine will search the LADSPA_PATH for the file. */
static void *
dlopenLADSPA(const char * pcFilename, int iFlag) {
char * pcBuffer;
const char * pcEnd;
const char * pcLADSPAPath;
const char * pcStart;
int iEndsInSO;
int iNeedSlash;
size_t iFilenameLength;
void * pvResult;
iFilenameLength = strlen(pcFilename);
pvResult = NULL;
if (pcFilename[0] == '/') {
/* The filename is absolute. Assume the user knows what he/she is
doing and simply dlopen() it. */
pvResult = dlopen(pcFilename, iFlag);
if (pvResult != NULL)
return pvResult;
}
else {
/* If the filename is not absolute then we wish to check along the
LADSPA_PATH path to see if we can find the file there. We do
NOT call dlopen() directly as this would find plugins on the
LD_LIBRARY_PATH, whereas the LADSPA_PATH is the correct place
to search. */
pcLADSPAPath = getenv("LADSPA_PATH");
if (pcLADSPAPath) {
pcStart = pcLADSPAPath;
while (*pcStart != '\0') {
pcEnd = pcStart;
while (*pcEnd != ':' && *pcEnd != '\0')
pcEnd++;
pcBuffer = malloc(iFilenameLength + 2 + (pcEnd - pcStart));
if (pcEnd > pcStart)
strncpy(pcBuffer, pcStart, pcEnd - pcStart);
iNeedSlash = 0;
if (pcEnd > pcStart)
if (*(pcEnd - 1) != '/') {
iNeedSlash = 1;
pcBuffer[pcEnd - pcStart] = '/';
}
strcpy(pcBuffer + iNeedSlash + (pcEnd - pcStart), pcFilename);
pvResult = dlopen(pcBuffer, iFlag);
free(pcBuffer);
if (pvResult != NULL)
return pvResult;
pcStart = pcEnd;
if (*pcStart == ':')
pcStart++;
}
}
}
/* As a last ditch effort, check if filename does not end with
".so". In this case, add this suffix and recurse. */
iEndsInSO = 0;
if (iFilenameLength > 3)
iEndsInSO = (strcmp(pcFilename + iFilenameLength - 3, ".so") == 0);
if (!iEndsInSO) {
pcBuffer = malloc(iFilenameLength + 4);
strcpy(pcBuffer, pcFilename);
strcat(pcBuffer, ".so");
pvResult = dlopenLADSPA(pcBuffer, iFlag);
free(pcBuffer);
}
if (pvResult != NULL)
return pvResult;
/* If nothing has worked, then at least we can make sure we set the
correct error message - and this should correspond to a call to
dlopen() with the actual filename requested. The dlopen() manual
page does not specify whether the first or last error message
will be kept when multiple calls are made to dlopen(). We've
covered the former case - now we can handle the latter by calling
dlopen() again here. */
return dlopen(pcFilename, iFlag);
}
/* This function provides a wrapping of dlopen(). When the filename is
not an absolute path (i.e. does not begin with / character), this
routine will search the LADSPA_PATH for the file. */
static void *
dlopenLADSPA(const char * pcFilename, int iFlag) {
char * pcBuffer;
const char * pcEnd;
const char * pcLADSPAPath;
const char * pcStart;
int iEndsInSO;
int iNeedSlash;
size_t iFilenameLength;
void * pvResult;
char *pluginPath;
iFilenameLength = strlen(pcFilename);
pvResult = NULL;
/* First we just try calling dlopen(). This works if the user knows
about dlopen() and has placed the file on the LD_LIBRARY path or
has used an absolute directory. */
pvResult = dlopen(pcFilename, iFlag);
if (pvResult != NULL)
return pvResult;
/* If the filename is not absolute then we wish to check along the
LADSPA_PATH path to see if we can find the file there. */
if (pcFilename[0] != '/') {
pcLADSPAPath = NULL;
if(getenv("LADSPA_PATH") && getenv("DSSI_PATH")){
pluginPath = malloc(sizeof(char) *
(strlen(getenv("LADSPA_PATH")) + 1) +
sizeof(char) * strlen(getenv("DSSI_PATH")));
sprintf(pluginPath, "%s:%s",
getenv("LADSPA_PATH"), getenv("DSSI_PATH"));
pcLADSPAPath = pluginPath;
free(pluginPath);
}
if (pcLADSPAPath == NULL) {
fprintf(stderr, "Warning: no LADSPA_PATH and DSSI_PATH, assuming /usr/lib/ladspa:/usr/local/lib/ladspa:/usr/lib/dssi:/usr/local/lib/dssi\n");
pcLADSPAPath =
"/usr/lib/ladspa:/usr/local/lib/ladspa:/usr/lib/dssi:/usr/local/lib/dssi";
}
if (pcLADSPAPath) {
pcStart = pcLADSPAPath;
while (*pcStart != '\0') {
pcEnd = pcStart;
while (*pcEnd != ':' && *pcEnd != '\0')
pcEnd++;
pcBuffer = malloc(iFilenameLength + 2 + (pcEnd - pcStart));
if (pcEnd > pcStart)
strncpy(pcBuffer, pcStart, pcEnd - pcStart);
iNeedSlash = 0;
if (pcEnd > pcStart)
if (*(pcEnd - 1) != '/') {
iNeedSlash = 1;
pcBuffer[pcEnd - pcStart] = '/';
}
strcpy(pcBuffer + iNeedSlash + (pcEnd - pcStart), pcFilename);
pvResult = dlopen(pcBuffer, iFlag);
free (pcBuffer);
if (pvResult != NULL){
return pvResult;
}
pcStart = pcEnd;
if (*pcStart == ':')
pcStart++;
}
} else {
fputs ("warning: You haven't specified the LADSPA_PATH environment variable and didn't specify an absolute path to the plug-in.\n"
"Please set the LADSPA_PATH variable to point to your LADSPA plug-in directories (eg. \"export LADSPA_PATH=/usr/local/lib/ladspa\").\n", stderr);
}
}
/* As a last ditch effort, check if filename does not end with
".so". In this case, add this suffix and recurse. */
iEndsInSO = 0;
if (iFilenameLength > 3)
iEndsInSO = (strcmp(pcFilename + iFilenameLength - 3, ".so") == 0);
if (!iEndsInSO) {
pcBuffer = malloc(iFilenameLength + 4);
strcpy(pcBuffer, pcFilename);
strcat(pcBuffer, ".so");
pvResult = dlopenLADSPA(pcBuffer, iFlag);
}
if (pvResult != NULL)
return pvResult;
/* If nothing has worked, then at least we can make sure we set the
correct error message - and this should correspond to a call to
dlopen() with the actual filename requested. The dlopen() manual
page does not specify whether the first or last error message
will be kept when multiple calls are made to dlopen(). We've
covered the former case - now we can handle the latter by calling
dlopen() again here. */
return dlopen(pcFilename, iFlag);
}
