.oct files - keeping state across calls

[Christophe Tournery]

Thanks for the tip, I did not know mlock().

However the problem is still there. The list of handles has a  
different memory address when calling the mylib_init() function and  
when calling the mylib_process() function. Has there been major  
changes from 3.0 to 3.2 regarding loading oct files?

Do you guys encounter this design problem often or is there a very  
simple solution I do not see?

-c

On Jul 6, 2009, at 5:20 PM, dbateman wrote:

> Christophe Tournery-2 wrote:
>>
>> Both mylib_init() and mylib_process() must share a list of allocated
>> handles and internal states of mylib. In octave 3.0 I used a static
>> std::map in my .cc file for the handles and that worked. In octave  
>> 3.2
>> this fails. It seems that in 3.2 the .oct file is loaded twice, once
>> for mylib_init() and once for mylib_process(), therefore the static
>> variable trick does not work anymore since they have different
>> addresses.
>>
>
> If you use the "mlock" function in the first call to the oct-file it  
> should
> never be reloaded, and won't be cleared by a call to "clear all"..  
> Does that
> work for you?
>
> D.
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