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loadCModule(filepath,fnNames&arguments, isMRAA)

Loads functions from the C program provided at the path with Function names and arguments in the fnName&arguments input.

Arguments

• filename: complete path of the C file
• fnNames&arguments : (object)contains functions name and input/output arguments in the format:
  {function_name : [ 'outArgType' , [ 'inArg1Type',inArg2Type',...]]}
  function_name: (string) corresponds to the name of the function to be loaded.
  outArgType: (string) corresponds to the output argument type of the function loaded.
  inArgTypeZ: (string) corresponds to the input arguments type of the function loaded.
  
• isMRAA: (boolean)whether to link link mraa headers during compilation(default : false).

return

• x: (object)the function loaded corresponding to the input provided

Example run restore

var b = require('bonescript');
var args = {
    'main': ['int', ['int']]
};
var x = b.loadCModule('/usr/share/bone101/examples/extras/helloworld', args,false);
x.main(1, function (err, res) {}); //default sync usage
//x.main.async(1, function (err, res) {}); //async usage

Build and execute instructions

• Run the above to load a helloworld.c program at the path generated using writeCModule
• Modify the Path and Args to load other modules.

See also

Related functions

• require
• writeCModule