CmdJohnson

Well.. thanks Turned out I really compiled it as a 64bit library, I should've thought of that Compiling it with the -m32 flag did the magic for me, now everything works just fine!

Anyone? I'd love to contine my work on this topic :/

I put that thing into my arma 3 server root directory, at the same level as the main executable, but I also tried putting it in a subfolder and adding that folder as a mod (the .so in the ./@example folder, with parameter -mod="@example"). Writing to a file, again, works completely fine with my test program, but called from within the sqf script just does nothing at all.

Hello everyone, I recently gained interest in developing an extension for my arma 3 linux server. I went to the wiki (-> Extensions#Linux_shared_library_interface (first post, so no links)), compiled the example, put the resulting example.so in my server root directory and called it via diag_log ["Output: %1", "example" callExtension "version"]; from within my init.sqf file. However, I get no output (besides "Output: ", what is definately not the output I want). So, the three possible Errors that come into my mind are: the C code is broken I'm calling the extension the wrong way I placed the file at the wrong location I already tried to modify the code to always return "It works!" whenever I call it, and I tested the whole extension by writing a small program, that loads it and calls the function; in that case, I got the desired output, so I guess the extension itself is okay. I'm realy stuck on this, so any clues are appreciated.